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

You might obtain your medical records and have them reviewed by a medical malpractice attorney. My opinion is that you will have a difficult task...

The Statute of Limitations in Texas for Health Care cases is 2 years BUT you might try a civil rights attorney. There may be a longer limitations...

My opinion-- you will not be successful in pursuing a medical malpractice claim based upon the facts you present.

You may want to obtain your health care records and visit with a medical malpractice attorney. There have been many cases filed for similar...

Texas has a 2 year Statute of Limitations in health care cases. There is a Discovery Rule that may allow an extension of time depending on when...

Suggest you file a Motion with the Court requesting an extension on restitution payments. Would expect the Court might be lenient because of...

You might go back to him -listen to what he tells you-ask questions about what occurred. As an LVN, you are knowledgeable in asking appropriate...

Suggest you obtain your health care records and have them reviewed by a medical malpractice attorney.

Pursuant to stringent Texas Health care law requirements, my opinion is that you would not be successful in a medical malpractice case.