What is the statute of limitations on ear surgery that left me deaf in right ear?

The Texas statute of limitations for a medical malpractice claim is just 2 years. I don't see any technical loophole that would extend that for...

My pharmacy gave me the incorrect dosage medication - how do I handle this?

If the incorrect dosage was ingested and this caused a medical problem that was serious (like requiring medical care), you should speak to an...

I had an upper gi endoscope performed at a clinic, the discharge papers were NOT mine but another patients

You do not need an attorney because you haven't been injured. The purpose of a medical malpractice claim is to be compensated for an injury....

Is it medical malpractice for a nurse to cause further damage by twisting and turning a patient with a back injury?

You would need to be able to prove that a new injury -- like a new disk herniation -- happened as a direct consequence of the manipulation. The new...

My aunt recently past away from complications to Sepsis that a doctor could have prevented during a second surgery.

The Texas Wrongful Death law indeed states that only parents, children, and spouses can pursue a wrongful death claim. However, a claim can still...

Is it true that, in Texas, government hospitals and their employees can not be held liable for negligence?

Government -financed medical facilities enjoy broad protections under Texas law. This includes some state hospitals, county hospitals, and city...

Fraudulent concealment,faimure to disclose adverse event and medication effects

Even if there was concealment, it would not help you to have an actionable case. You likely would not. The reason is that ESI procedures come with...

You would have a tough case. There are issues with the medicine and then also legal issues. On the medicine, any medical negligence case involving...

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My wife had $2,000 in dental work done less than a year ago that needs to be replaced, can try to get money back/file complaint?

Even if this is the result of clear negligence, the litigation costs would exceed any reasonable settlement value. Pursuing a court claim would not...

My wife is 8 weeks pregnant. She had the normal blood labs worked up at a recent appointment. A few days after the appointment

No, this would not be something to pursue in court. Most people do not appreciate this, but medical negligence cases are not intended for...