Two little-known things that experienced Texas medical malpractice lawyers know about expert reports

Hiring an experienced Texas medical malpractice attorney could mean the difference between winning a recovery versus dismissal right out of the gate

Texas Supreme Court reverses Houston appellate court, sides with medical malpractice plaintiffs and jury

Harris County jury finds for wrongful death medical malpractice plaintiffs, trial court enters $1.9 million judgment

Woman loses spleen, parts of stomach, and pancreas after surgeon mistakenly overrules radiologist

Surgeons aren't experts in reading CT and MRI scans, like radiologists are

The importance of truth when testifying at deposition or trial

Whether in a Texas medical malpractice lawsuit or any other type of case, learn why truthfulness is of critical importance

What you should know about certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA) and anesthesia medical malpractice

Registered nurses with additional anesthesia training are lobbying for more authority to handle complex anesthesia cases independently

Stroke symptoms and how doctors sometimes miss them

Successful stroke treatment is time-dependent, so don't wait around before calling 911

My doctors discharged me from the hospital too soon. Is that medical malpractice in Texas?

Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series

Who can I sue for a drug interaction or side effect? I live in Texas.

Untreated bedsores can lead to infections, sepsis, and death

Understaffing can lead to bedsores

The little-known loophole Texas hospitals use to try to avoid medical malpractice responsibility

When defending medical malpractice lawsuits, many hospitals take the position that their registered nurses are little more than dunces