Past medical bills are important in a Texas medical malpractice case
Under a new law, collecting past medical bills must be done early in the case
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Hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Why time is important for a Texas medical malpractice case
There's a lot of work to do before filing a medical malpractice case, so now is the best time to hire an experienced lawyer
Texas medical malpractice statute of limitations during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond
Sooner rather than later is safer when it comes to the Texas statute of limitations
Are slip and fall injuries considered medical malpractice if they happen in a Texas hospital?
A new Houston Court of Appeals shows the risk of trying to get around legal requirements imposed by tort reform laws
Minor and structured settlements in Texas medical malpractice cases
Solid settlement planning can preserve governmental benefits and avoid taxes on payouts
Two questions to ask before hiring a Texas medical malpractice lawyer
It's important to know that the attorney you're considering to hire will personally handle your case
Houston appellate court finds that safety claim against Texas hospital isn't limited by tort reform
All medical malpractice and most other claims against hospitals and doctors require medical expert reports, but there are some exceptions
Texas Supreme Court releases two anti-plaintiff medical malpractice opinions in one day
There are lots of hurdles to jump to pursue a successful medical malpractice/healthcare liability claim in Texas
How do Texas medical malpractice lawsuit settlements work?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
New law in Texas makes it more difficult to recover for past medical expenses in medical malpractice cases
Once a lawsuit is filed, there's no time to waste in assembling and serving medical billing records