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hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Willful and wanton negligence standard applies to labor and delivery emergency care
If the statute of limitations is the goalie, the statute of repose is a taller, wider one
Hospital argues over preliminary expert report in brain-damaged child case
Plaintiffs' preliminary expert reports must link nursing mistakes to causing harm, and this case met the mark
Nursing facility wait 45 minutes to call 911 in a medical emergency, Dallas court rules in its favor
Experienced medical malpractice lawyers know how to handle the tough Texas tort reform rules
Texas tort reform laws create barriers to the courthouse and allow defendants to slow the pace of medical negligence lawsuits
Fort Worth Court of Appeals opinion shows why it's wise to hire a medical malpractice attorney quickly
What they turn over sometimes depends on when you ask
To be qualified as an expert, a physician needs direct experience related to the claim
Two little-known things that experienced Texas medical malpractice lawyers know about expert reports
Hiring an experienced Texas medical malpractice attorney could mean the difference between winning a recovery versus dismissal right out of the gate