Stroke symptoms and how doctors sometimes miss them
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Medical malpractice
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.
When it comes to drug side effects, some are unavoidable risks that come with taking a medication. Others, though, can be avoided by heeding contraindications …
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
Intubation, extubation, and anesthesia medical malpractice
Learn the life-threatening mistakes made by some anesthesiologists and certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs)
How long do I have to sue a hospital in Texas for medical malpractice from an injury to a child?
For adults, the statute of limitations for a medical malpractice case in Texas is two years from the occurrence of the breach or tort or from the date the …
Two little-known ways to protect yourself from pharmacy errors
Pharmacist mistakes may happen more often than you think
Class action lawsuit highlights problem of surgery center infections
Many outpatient ambulatory surgery centers aren't staffed to provide proper infection control or to handle emergency complications
Hospital bill transparency, and what you can recover in a Texas medical malpractice suit
New federal rule sheds light on sky-high hospital charges