How to prove mental anguish and pain and suffering in Texas medical malpractice cases
Non-economic damages are subject to statutory caps, but also need advance planning to prove
Non-economic damages are subject to statutory caps, but also need advance planning to prove
Texas law requires support of an expert witness for these health care liability claims to proceed
Texas law treats physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers differently
Sentinel events occur more often than many healthcare providers would care to admit
Defense delay tactics include making frivolous objections to expert reports while enforcing a discovery stay
How the settlement credit and non-economic damages cap are applied have a big impact on a plaintiff's judgment
Documentation is important in a medical malpractice case, but when information is missing from the records it's not the end of the world
Filing in federal court avoids some of the unreasonable tort reform requirements of Texas law
Images and videos quickly contrast what a person was like before negligence versus the present time
Dallas attorney missed the 120-day deadline by 18 minutes
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