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Tyler Texas Store Not Liable For Elderly Shopper’s Death

On Sept. 24, a jury rejected a family’s claim that its elderly patriarch died as a result of injuries sustained when he fell at a Family Dollar Store. The family of Warren Tiner, 84, alleged he was shopping at the Tyler store when he tripped over a box left out…

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Truck’s Lane Change Blamed For Car Rollover

On Sept. 30, a driver and his passenger netted a total of $1,456,874 for injuries they sustained in a collision with a tractor-trailer. In 2006, Ronny Martinez, then 35, was traveling with Kenneth O’Neal, then 48, when an 18-wheeler owned by Celadon Trucking Services veered into their lane. Martinez swerved,…

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Doctor Not Liable For Patient’s Heart Attack

On Sept. 19, a jury sided with a doctor accused of failing to prevent a patient’s heart attack. In 2004, Phyllis Jackson, then 49, underwent a hysterectomy, which had been recommended by her doctor, Suvij Upatham. The day after the procedure, Jackson complained of chest discomfort and tests showed an…

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Texas Wrongful Death Suit Blames Sawmill’s Safety Violations

MARSHALL TEXAS- The family of a man killed while working at a Texas sawmill is suing the company for alleged safety violations. According to the complaint filed Dec. 28 in the Marshall Division of the Eastern District of Texas, the man was employed at Southern Hardwood Co. on Jan. 20,…

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Texas Medical Board Update

The Texas Medical Board (TMB) is charged with licensing physicians and enforcing the Texas Medical Practices Act. During the 2007 session and interim, TMB has been under intense legislative scrutiny for administrative, enforcement, and licensure issues. Last session, lawmakers increased the agency’s appropriation by $3.4 million — to $18.4 million…

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Texas Medical Board Falling Behind On Complaints

Medical malpractice reform enacted five years ago succeeded in cutting the number of lawsuits against doctors and increasing the number of physicians working in Texas. But state medical board investigators say it also left them with an unbearable workload. While the Texas Medical Board’s staffing increased 28 percent from 112…

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Ambulance And Car Accident in Leonard, North of Dallas

LEONARD TEXAS— An ambulance collided with a car at a rural North Texas intersection, killing all three people inside the sedan. Police in Leonard say the ambulance driver failed to see the Chevrolet Malibu before turning onto U.S. Highway 69. The car slammed into the ambulance, sending both vehicles off…

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