On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Oct 25, 2018 | Failure to Diagnose
One of the challenges that Texas medical professionals face is that various conditions can share a wide number of symptoms. The responsibility then falls on a doctor to make an accurate diagnosis so that a patient can receive the most effective treatment possible...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Oct 25, 2018 | Firm News
Surgical procedures, misdiagnosed or undiagnosed medical conditions, or other injuries could result in you contracting an infection. If allowed to progress without treatment, the infection could ultimately turn into sepsis and then septic shock. Medical staff may send...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Oct 18, 2018 | Surgical Errors
Often, when Texans wake up from surgery, they breathe a sigh of relief that everything went according to plan. Unfortunately, some surgical errors may not be discovered until days, weeks, months or even years down the road. This can be especially true when it comes to...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Oct 11, 2018 | Birth Injuries
The time surrounding the birth of a child can be filled with anticipation and anxiety. While most Texans are excited for the births of their children, most still have a concern in the back of their mind that something will go wrong. Fortunately, most births occur...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Oct 6, 2018 | Firm News
When you got pregnant, you probably had visions of satisfying food cravings, going to doctors’ appointments and buying new clothes. Your thoughts may have gone directly from pregnancy to holding your newborn child while completely skipping over the potential...
On behalf of Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law | Oct 4, 2018 | Surgical Errors
Surgical errors are more common than Texans think. Far too often surgical instruments are left inside patients, the wrong body parts are operated on or the wrong operation is conducted. These incidents can leave victims seriously injured and even deformed. Making...
