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hiring a medical malpractice lawyer
Whether in a Texas medical malpractice lawsuit or any other type of case, learn why truthfulness is of critical importance
When defending medical malpractice lawsuits, many hospitals take the position that their registered nurses are little more than dunces
New federal rule sheds light on sky-high hospital charges
Court rules that willful and wanton negligence standard applies to all emergency care in a hospital obstetrical unit
Hospital liens don't always apply
November 16, 2018 opinion in case styled Sue Abshire v. Christus Health Southeast Texas d/b/a Christus Hospital—St. Elizabeth, Case No. 17-0386.
Contrary to popular belief, Texas law doesn't cap a jury's award of future medical care
It's important to hire an experienced Texas medical malpractice attorney to fight early dismissal attempts by desperate defendants
Texas law limits the amount of medical bills that a plaintiff may recover in a medical malpractice lawsuit
Contrary to what some people believe, not all damages are capped