Nursing home patient dies from bone-deep bedsores, urinary tract infection, and sepsis
In our experience, most nursing home death cases involve poor staffing levels
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Delayed treatment of hydrocephalus and increased intracranial pressure is dangerous and deadly
The skull has limited space to accommodate swelling or excess cerebrospinal fluid
Study uncovers the most common types of surgical medical malpractice
General surgery, orthopedic surgery, and neurosurgery specialties top the list
Surgeons & operating room nurses shouldn't leave surgical items inside patients after a procedure
These so-called never events happen more often than you'd think
The three most common types of anesthesiology medical malpractice in Texas
Bungled anesthesia care can mean the difference between life and death
Texas Supreme Court releases two anti-plaintiff medical malpractice opinions in one day
There are lots of hurdles to jump to pursue a successful medical malpractice/healthcare liability claim in Texas
What you should know about home health nursing and malpractice
Online companies sell "start your own home health agency" turnkey documents that leave patient safety to fall through the cracks
How do Texas medical malpractice lawsuit settlements work?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
Do Texas hospitals discipline or fire dangerous doctors?
Hospital peer review and credentialing committees rarely report or discipline bad physicians
The peril of automatically blaming concerning signs and symptoms on narcotic medication effect
Doctors can find the true culprit by reversing reversing opioid painkillers with fast-acting Narcan