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How to Prove a Doctor’s Negligence Resulted in a Birth Injury

Posted on February 16, 2022
If your child gets diagnosed with a birth injury, your family may be at a loss as to how to demand justice against the individual or institution that caused the injury, such as a hospital in Dallas. Before you can be awarded financial compensation by the courts for your child’s trauma, you or your...
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Was Your Child’s Premature Birth Due to Medical Malpractice?

Posted on November 15, 2021
Premature birth, or a child coming any earlier than 37 weeks of gestation, is a relatively common occurrence that can happen for many reasons, or no known reason at all. One possibility is premature birth due to medical malpractice. If you believe that medical malpractice contributed to your child's premature birth, you may be...
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How Can Medical Malpractice Result in a Spinal Cord Injury?

Posted on October 6, 2021
A spinal cord injury can have a devastating effect on a victim and his or her family. Some spinal cord injuries cause permanent damage, such as paralysis or chronic pain. It can be even more difficult to cope with a spinal cord injury knowing that it is connected to the malpractice of a medical...
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What is Wrongful Birth?

Posted on July 13, 2017
Reproductive rights have become a contentious issue in the United States. Many believe it is and essential right a woman to determine when, under what circumstances, and how often she will give birth in her lifetime. There is a viewpoint promoted by some religious groups that every conception should be treated as a human...
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What is Emergency Room Malpractice?

Posted on January 9, 2017
Medical malpractice can occur in any part of a hospital, at any point during the patient care process. However, malpractice during emergency medical care deals with a special set of rules. Standards of care are different in emergency rooms (ERs), as are the legal duties of first responders. Texas state laws protect first responders...
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