Not enough damages to sue for Medical malpractice claim in Texas.

The proper practice area is Workers Compensation. Suggest exploring attorneys on AVVO that specialize in that field.

Believe if you filed in Small Claims Court and District Court, both cases could be consolidated-probably best in District Court because the damages...

You can extend the 2 year period for 75 days provided you give proper notice. Most attorneys will need at least 6 months in order to review all...

The facts you describe do not warrant a medical malpractice case in Texas.

My opinion is that you would not be successful in pursuing a medical malpractice claim in Texas. You might want to report to the Administrator of...

Yes-you can file in Small Claims Court.

You might let your Lawyer know that you are not pleased with progress and see if he or she will refund your retainer. Suggest you do so as soon as...

Facts presented do not warrant a medical malpractice case against the Hospital or health care providers.

What is the basis of your claim that the Hospital caused you nerve damage? If you feel you should not be charged for the visit to the Hospital,...