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East Texan Knew About the Breast Implant Perils Years Ago
A Liberty County woman says she knew 15 years ago what the American public learned Monday — that the manufacturer of a silicone gel breast implants had extensive knowledge of problems with the product.
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Family Settles Its Suit on Man’s Brain Damage
The family of a former Harris County assistant district attorney reached a settlement with the hospital whose treatment reportedly left the man severely brain damaged.
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Families Sue Over Deaths After Surgery
The families of two elderly Houston women who developed infections and died after minor surgery have sued the Delaware-based manufacturer of anesthetic drug Diprovan as well as a local hospital and physician.
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Jury Awards Verdict; Couple Alleges Daughter was Misdiagnosed
A Nueces County jury assessed damages to a Corpus Christi couple in their lawsuit against Driscoll Foundation Children’s Hospital and two doctors.
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Mom Settles Suit Filed Over Son’s Injury
A mother whose 5-year-old son suffered severe brain damage during anesthesia settled her case. The child is brain damaged following anesthesia for a hernia surgery.
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Mithoff’s Medical Malpractice Magic
The walls in Richard Mithoff’s penthouse office in Houston are filled with framed newspaper clippings: Mithoff winning a huge verdict, Mithoff representing Willie Nelson, Mithoff donating to a good cause.
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Brody’s License Revoked
Reflects shortfalls of system of ensuring good medical care
A former Pasadena physician, who was involved in the largest malpractice suit awarded to date, has finally had his state license revoked