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University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston won in the Fourteenth Court of Appeals as a three-judge panel reversed a previous denial of UTMB’s motion to dismiss concerning a patient’s slip and fall.
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GALVESTON — An African American woman claims she faced race discrimination during her residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB).
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The University of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston won its plea to the jurisdiction in a medical-malpractice wrongful-death case.
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GALVESTON —A former University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) police officer alleges is alleging he faced harassment, was placed on suspension without evidence of wrongdoing and fired for reporting sexual harassment by his supervisor.
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HOUSTON -- A widow who sued the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston for the death of her husband was unsuccessful in the Texas 14th Court of Appeals as the judges reversed Oct. 31 a denial to dismiss from a lower court.
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GALVESTON — An elderly woman is suing a doctor, alleging the plaintiff was prescribed a medication that led to her developing medical complications.
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GALEVESTON — A Galveston County man is suing a medical facility, alleging he was caused paralysis during spinal surgery.
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HOUSTON — A Harris County man is suing a truck manufacturer, alleging that he was injured irreparably due to a ladder malfunction on a dump truck.
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GALVESTON – The alleged negligence of a Galveston medical facility is alleged to have contributed to a man's death.
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HOUSTON – The 14th Court of Appeals issued a ruling affirming most of a trial court's judgment granting the University of Texas Medical Branch’s plea to the jurisdiction in a suit brought by a tenured professor claiming discrimination and conspiracy.
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GALVESTON – A mother alleges her child suffered developmental delays because a fetal monitor was not properly applied during labor.
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GALVESTON – A Jefferson County woman alleges she was injured when she slipped on a liquid believed to be water at a health care facility.
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HOUSTON – A Roman Catholic priest brought a lawsuit against his insurer on allegations it mishandled a claim from a year ago, according to Harris County District Court records.
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GALVESTON – A veterinarian fired from the University of Texas Medical Branch in 2015, allegedly after he spoke out about monkeys allowed to needlessly suffer during biomedical research, has filed a second lawsuit over his dismissal.
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GALVESTON — A Brazoria County man is suing medical care providers, alleging their negligence caused him to become ill.
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An institute director is suing his former employer, University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), citing alleged retaliation, discrimination and harassment.
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The owner and operator of a Bacliff gentlemen’s club has been implicated in a lawsuit arising from a pre-Christmas 2014 singular-vehicle accident.
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GALVESTON – A North Carolina veterinarian is suing his former employer over allegations that he was wrongfully terminated.
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With a trial looming, Christus Hospital – St. Mary has reportedly settled a medical malpractice lawsuit alleging the health care provider and a nurse negligently caused a newborn’s skull fracture.
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The Ninth Court of Appeals has found that an expert report failed to provide enough of a correlation between cause and injury to sustain a medical malpractice lawsuit against Christus Hospital – St. Mary.
