Bariatric weight loss surgery can cause permanent nerve, brain injuries
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Doctor prescribes wrong dose of ADHD drug, causes death of grade-school child
It's dangerous for patients when physicians don't read or follow drug maker dosage guidelines
The risks and dangers of low potassium level hypokalemia
Undiagnosed, untreated hypokalemia can lead to respiratory & heart problems, & even death
Medical malpractice at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston
Physician, nursing, and other medical mistakes occur even at well-known hospitals
What legal documents should I have in place before going to the hospital or having a surgery?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
Brain swelling, increased pressure can cause deadly brain herniation
People who've had recent head trauma or brain surgery have a higher risk
A little-known Texas law gives some medical malpractice victims only 6 months to give notice of their claims
Ancient legal doctrines dating back hundreds of years to England are still at play in Texas when it comes to holding government healthcare providers responsible …
Medical malpractice wrongful death lawsuit: Routine CT scan with contrast ends in death at Gateway Diagnostic Imaging, LLC d/b/a Gateway Diagnostic Mid-Cities
Outpatient imaging facilities, like Gateway, must be prepared for anaphylactic reactions to CT contrast media
How do you decide the county where a Texas medical malpractice lawsuit should be filed?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
How does comparative negligence work in a Texas medical malpractice trial?
Sometimes a defendant tries to blame the patient for the bad outcome