On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Apr 26, 2018 | blog, Firm News
Anytime you undergo a surgical procedure involving your abdomen, there is a risk that your bowel could end up perforated or nicked by the surgeon. Knowing this, your surgeon should conduct an examination of your intestines prior to closing and repair any damage...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Apr 25, 2018 | Surgical Errors
If you find yourself nervous when you or a loved one needs to undergo surgery, you are not alone. Most Texans find themselves worried about the risks associated with a surgery. These fears are not unfounded. Tragically, surgical errors occur more often than many...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Apr 19, 2018 | Birth Injuries
A few weeks ago on the blog we discussed the costs associated with caring for cerebral palsy. Families that have a loved one who suffers from this condition can find themselves overwhelmed with medical expenses. In fact, these costs can easily reach the six and...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Apr 19, 2018 | blog, Firm News
Like most people, you probably worried more about the first trimester of your pregnancy since that is when the risk of miscarriage is highest. Once you reach your second trimester, you may think that you are in the clear. However, other issues could come up later on...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Apr 11, 2018 | Failure to Diagnose
Texans who have been hurt by the actions or inactions of a negligent medical professional have the right to pursue a medical malpractice lawsuit. When successful, these claims can result in the recovery of compensation for a victim’s damages, which may include...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Apr 5, 2018 | Surgical Errors
As readers of this blog know, medical malpractice can take many forms. Some instances of neglect are egregious, obviously accounting for the harm a patient suffers. Other times, though, a medical mistake can be so minor in comparison that it may not even be noticed at...
