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Nursing facility wait 45 minutes to call 911 in a medical emergency, Dallas court rules in its favor
Experienced medical malpractice lawyers know how to handle the tough Texas tort reform rules
Why do Texas medical malpractice cases often take longer than other lawsuits?
Texas tort reform laws create barriers to the courthouse and allow defendants to slow the pace of medical negligence lawsuits
FDA cautions that robotic surgery is unproven and potentially dangerous for cancer surgeries
For some surgeries, robotically-assisted surgery may decrease patient survival rates
Federal report: Increase in basic errors endangered patients at Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center
99-page federal inspection report & hospital's correction plan was removed from St. Luke's website
Waco, Texas surgeon orders wrong radiology study, woman dies from gastric perforation and sepsis
Doctors and surgeons should treat patients, not computer screens
As a family member was being discharged from the hospital, a doctor said that we should talk to a lawyer. What should we do?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
Beaumont man dies from hospital-acquired infection during treatment from car wreck injuries
People who are hospitalized, have a breathing tube, or central venous line have a higher risk of getting a Serratia marcescens infection
Three mistakes radiologists make when reading a CT, MRI, or scan
The number one reason radiologists are sued is making the wrong diagnosis