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Texas Supreme Court expands medical malpractice tort reform to forgery, fraud, and even non-patient claims
If you you have to ask whether the Texas tort reform protections for hospitals and doctors apply to your potential claim, there's a good chance the answer is yes
Painter Law Firm files medical malpractice lawsuit involving man's death at Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont, Texas
Expert opinions: ICU nurses & trauma surgeons miss signs of infection, sepsis, causing patient death
Painter Law Firm files medical malpractice lawsuit against Houston Methodist Hospital
Experts believe that nursing staff didn't notify surgeon when patient was in decline, leading to delayed stroke diagnosis and treatment
Sinus surgery and dangerous risk of cerebrospinal fluid leak and meningitis
Clear, watery drainage from one nostril is a classic sign of a CSF leak after spinal surgery
Painter Law Firm files medical malpractice lawsuit against Houston & The Woodlands plastic surgeon
Medical expert says plastic surgeon failed to diagnose and treat dangerous bacterial infection that developed after breast surgery
Adding insult to injury: Hospital-acquired injuries after a car wreck or blunt trauma
Doctors and nurses stabilize patients, sometimes only to overlook clear signs of infection and sepsis after the fact
Cauda equina syndrome, anesthesia complications impact mixed martial artist
Cauda equina syndrome and anesthesia complications are different, but both are medical emergencies
Texas woman dies from botched arteriogram x-ray study
Physician didn't notice lacerating an artery during the procedure or bleeding
59 Texas hospitals make Medicare's list of the bottom-performing 25% of hospitals nationwide
Medicare's list is based on the rate of new injuries or hospital-acquired conditions that happen after a patient is admitted to a hospital