Houston, TX
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Ethics & Professional Responsibility ... +4 more
What you describe is perjury, a serious criminal offense of the grade of felony. Therefore, I have taken the liberty of changing the practice area...
Your claim is a health care liability claim, governed by Chapter 74 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code. The fact that you classify it...
If you file suit and there is a trial, the finder of fact, either the judge or jury, would determine who wins. If you won, the finder of fact...
If you like, you can sue the hospital and any or all of the people you say assaulted you. The Texas constitution guarantees all citizens free...
Yes, you can sue. The Texas constitution guarantees all citizens free access to our courts. This means that anyone can sue anyone, at any time,...
Yes, there is a statute of limitations that covers each and every kind of civil claim for money damages recognized by Texas law. The lengths of...
Generally speaking, no. You can fire your lawyer at any time and for any reason or no reason. However, it is usually very expensive to change...
In a criminal case, the state, not the "claimant" or victim, bears the burden of proof. In the case you describe, part of the state's burden is to...
With the enactment of Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §74.153 in 2003, the Texas legislature raised the bar for plaintiffs seeking recovery against...
It depends on facts your post does not disclose. Were you married? Did you get a divorce, or just agree to split up? If there was a divorce,...
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