Under Texas law, health care cases (medical malpractice) have a 2 year Statute of Limitations. Suit must be filed within the 2 year period.

In Texas, unless you can prove malpractice, you will have an impossible case to win. Has anyone told you the first Dentist committed malpractice?

Yes- You can sue a Dentist for malpractice. If you cannot find an attorney to represent you, you can always file in Small Claims Court and...

Unfortunately, in Texas in order to win a medical malpractice case you must prove damages. "pins and needles" will not qualify. However, if it...

So sorry to hear what you and your Husband endured. The case you describe may be very difficult to maintain a cause of action. You mention that...

Suggest you may consider filing in Small Claims Court-you can find forms on-line

Sorry about your Father. Suggest you meet with an experienced Medical Malpractice attorney (perhaps with financial abuse experience as well ) to...

You should obtain your medical records from both Hospitals and have them reviewed by a medical malpractice attorney. Sounds like you have a viable...

Yes- you can sue based on the facts you describe. Issue is question of damages-how long you were hospitalized? Were related mental health...

In Texas, Statute of Limitations would be 2 years from date of injury-date of your last treatment.