The family of a Fort Worth mother who died following three seizures is suing the hospital where she was initially taken for treatment. The lawsuit, filed last month in Dallas County, accuses Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital, an emergency room doctor, and a neurologist of medical malpractice errors. The family of the 32-year-old is seeking...

Have you ever wondered how safe the hospitals are in Austin? Recently, KXAN-TV had an interesting story indicating that a nonprofit group looked at 13 Austin area hospitals, grading them based on patient safety and transparency. Unfortunately, only two hospitals in the area received “A” grades. To view the ratings, you can visit the Leapfrog...

Put yourself in this situation—your loved one goes in for surgery to treat a non-life threatening ailment—only he or she dies because of errors made by the doctor. This occurs more than you may think. Sadly, about 4,000 ‘never events’ occur during surgeries in the U.S. each year, leading to patient deaths and injuries. Never...

According to the Durantdemocrat.com, for many years, October has been known as National Long-Term Care Residents’ Rights Month. This month reminds us all of the importance of nursing home care. In 1987, congress passed the Nursing Home Reform Act (OBRA), which forever changed how nursing home residents are treated. How Did the Nursing Home Reform...

If you or a loved one has sustained injuries due to a car crash, workplace accident or medical malpractice, it can be a scary period, because you do not know what your future may hold. Fortunately, at The Law Offices of Aaron Allison, we understand the fears that our clients our going through. It is...

Texas researchers estimate that there are about 12 million misdiagnosed patients in the U.S., according to a report by Reuters. Additionally, half of the estimated misdiagnoses could lead to serious harm. The exact number of medical errors committed by doctors in outpatient care has never been recorded. With the recent passage of the Affordable Care...

According to KXAN, a doctor in Austin had his license suspended after investigators discovered he possessed several illegal narcotics, including methamphetamine. The physician was arrested at his house by Drug Enforcement Administration agents. During the arrest, authorities searched his home and found several grams of methamphetamine and several hundred tablets of controlled substances. The physician...