Questions you should expect when filing a Texas medical malpractice case
Medical, mental health, and earnings questions are common
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Hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Experience teaches how to avoid common medical malpractice mistakes
These red flags will help you avoid potential dangers to patient safety
Texas Open Courts Doctrine allows retained sponge medical malpractice suits to be filed after statute of limitations
The Texas Supreme Court has held that this unique doctrine can defeat the 2-year statute of limitations
Insurance companies note more large medical malpractice verdicts
Trend affects even states with tort reform
It's risky to rely on an extra 75 days to file a Texas medical malpractice
The Texas Medical Liability Act has dangerous and misleading 75-day tolling language
Fort Worth court of appeals addresses neuromonitoring malpractice in spine surgery case
Neuromonitoring technology allows advance warning to spine surgeons before they cause permanent nerve or spinal cord damage
Why is an attorney-client fee agreement important in a Texas medical malpractice case?
Mandatory proper contingency fee agreements reveal key terms and whether the attorney you think you're hiring will actually be doing the work
The importance of pre-existing conditions in Texas medical malpractice cases
Medical experts must distinguish injuries caused by negligence from pre-existing injuries
Protecting Texas medical malpractice settlements involving minors
Court approval and trusts help to preserve settlement proceeds until adulthood
Some Texas nonprofit hospitals benefit from little-known $100,000 non-economic damages cap
So-called nonprofit hospitals are some of the richest ones around