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
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Hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Can defendants use social media as evidence in a Texas medical malpractice lawsuit?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
Medical malpractice wrongful death lawsuit: Routine CT scan with contrast ends in death at Gateway Diagnostic Imaging, LLC d/b/a Gateway Diagnostic Mid-Cities
Outpatient imaging facilities, like Gateway, must be prepared for anaphylactic reactions to CT contrast media
How do you decide the county where a Texas medical malpractice lawsuit should be filed?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
How does comparative negligence work in a Texas medical malpractice trial?
Sometimes a defendant tries to blame the patient for the bad outcome
Texas Supreme Court order reins in medical malpractice discovery stays
The court ruled that medical malpractice plaintiffs don't have to serve expert reports on non-party treaters in order to depose them in a pending lawsuit
The ins and outs of how nursing home contract arbitration clauses harm Texas patients
Arbitration clauses are one of the reasons that Texas nursing homes rank at the bottom of the barrel
Houston's 14th Court of Appeals enters plaintiff-friendly opinion on preliminary Ch. 74 expert reports
There's a refreshing common-sense trend in recent appellate court opinions addressing Texas medical malpractice cases
How does a Texas jury assign responsibility among multiple defendants in a medical malpractice case?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
Overcoming the challenges of proving loss of future earning capacity when you're under-employed or temporarily unemployed
Under Texas law, there's an important distinction between lost future wages and loss of future earning capacity