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| Fractured Court Leaves Lawyers Guessing |
| The Texas Supreme Court long has been conflicted about what constitutes an adequate medical-malpractice expert report — a document state law requires plaintiffs to file in a trial court shortly after suing a doctor. A recent decision reveals deep disagreement on the court about whether to grant time extensions to plaintiffs who file deficient expert reports. Justice David Medina (pictured) wrote the court's plurality opinion. |
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