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...

Texas has a 2-year Statute of Limitations in health care cases. Generally, 2 years from the date of the event that caused the damage.

Unfortunately, the Statute of Limitations in Texas in health care cases is 2 years. Your claim for the lack of oxygen episode expired on March 8,...

You have waited too long to do anything about your situation. Texas has a 2-year statute of limitations in health care cases.

The facts you describe would be medical malpractice. However, your will have a difficult time finding an attorney who will represent you because...

Yes, you can sue. The issue is whether the Dentist caused your problem or was it an underlying issue? You would need an expert to answer that...

The statute of limitations for health care cases is 2 years. So, it is not too late. However, the circumstances you describe would really not...

Texas Health Care Laws require that the claimant must prove damages. Not seeing permanent damages under the circumstances you describe. Believe...