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The Medical Malpractice Cap in Texas: What It Really Means How much is your arm worth? Really, how much would it take for you to give up a limb? I seriously doubt it’s less than $250,000. That

Fungal Meningitis Lawsuit in Tennessee A Tennessee woman who contracted fungal meningitis after receiving a tainted steroid injection sued in federal court, Frenkel & Frenkel says. Joan M. Peay of Nashville, Tenn., filed suit in U.S. District

In an unusual move, a county sheriff has taken over a hospital in Texas due to patient endangerment, according to Frenkel & Frenkel. In an unprecedented move, the Milam County Sheriff’s Department took control of Central Texas

Understanding Prescription Drug Lawsuits Some people believe prescription drug lawsuits are mostly frivolous. This is simply not true. Drug makers are responsible to test the products they create to see what side-effects and unwanted conditions they cause.

Pharmacy Error Leads to Lawsuit: Child Receives Incorrect Dosage The family of a child filed suit stating pharmacy error after their daughter received an incorrect dosage as listed on medication, says Frenkel & Frenkel.   The family

Misdiagnosed Appendicitis Leads to Severe Injury A Midland, Texas six-year-old suffered brain damage and an amputated leg after doctors misdiagnosed appendicitis, prompting a lawsuit, according to Frenkel & Frenkel. After their child experienced permanent injuries due to

Medical Malpractice Leads to Record Missouri Verdict Errors made by a doctor in Missouri resulted in the largest medical malpractice award in the state, according to Frenkel & Frenkel. A St. Louis County jury determined that a

Macy’s Faces Lawsuit After Escalator Accident Injures Young Girl The family of a young girl whose foot was severely injured after being caught in an escalator is suing Macy’s, according to Frenkel & Frenkel. The heartbreaking incident

According to an article in The New York Times on January 31, 2013, an internal engineering report by Johnson & Johnson found that a popular hip implant risk was assessed inadequately According to an article in The New