You do not set out any relevant facts upon which advice can be given. Do you have an expert that will support your position? When do you allege...

The requirements to prove medical malpractice in Texas are strictly adhered to. In the circumstances you describe, there is not the elements...

In my opinion, the facts you describe do not give rise to a successful medical malpractice case pursuant to the health care law in Texas. What...

It is a very unfortunate situation you and your Husband were subjected to. However, in my opinion, it is not a reportable matter to the Medical...

Texas is not the proper venue for filing suit. Unfortunate, but that is the law. Not familiar with the law in Mexico.

From the detail you describe, it would fall under the Texas Health care laws. Your description of events would not qualify for damages. You might...

Texas has a 2-year Statute of Limitations in Health Care cases. Unfortunately, that time restriction has passed. It is too late to take any action.

The facts you describe do not warrant a medical malpractice case pursuant to the health care law in Texas.

Suggest you settle for 200K. Although you have been thru a great deal of problems, medical malpractice cases against a physician are very difficult.

Suggest you obtain your mother's health care records. Inability to use her toes may result in balance issues now and in the future. They may be...