What money you can and can't recover in a Texas medical malpractice case
Contrary to what some people believe, not all damages are capped
Contrary to what some people believe, not all damages are capped
Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code Section 74.351 requires medical negligence plaintiffs to serve medical expert reports at the beginning of a lawsuit
Many defendant healthcare providers try to get new medical malpractice lawsuits dismissed right out of the gate, but an experienced medical malpractice attorney can protect your rights
Texas law recognizes "but for" and "substantial factor" proximate causation in medical negligence cases
Getting ready for successful mediation and trial starts when the lawsuit is filed
If it is discovered after the statute of limitations has passed, the answer depends on if it is misnomer or misidentification
Memorandum opinion provides insight on what makes an expert report adequate under Texas law
Hiring a competent, experienced medical malpractice attorney can mean the difference between a lawsuit and a dismissal
Published in the July/August 2018 edition of "The Houston Lawyer" magazine
The type of expert your lawyer chooses can mean the difference between success and dismissal
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