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Zenith Insurance Company v. Texas Institute For Surgery LLP et al
Case Number:
3:18-cv-00182
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Torts/Pers Inj: Personal Injury - Medical Malpractice
Judge:
Firms
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September 17, 2018
Insurer's Bid For Docs In Brain Damage Case Mostly Denied
A Texas magistrate judge on Friday largely denied an insurer's request for documents from a surgery center accused of causing brain damage to an ankle-injury patient, finding they were shielded by either attorney work-product protections or a state law that keeps medical care review records confidential.
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January 25, 2018
Texas Surgery Center Bungled Anesthesia Care, Insurer Says
A Texas surgery center failed to notice that an ankle surgery patient was drowning in her own vomit as she came out of anesthesia, a mistake that ultimately caused permanent brain damage when her heart stopped for 24 minutes, an insurance company said in a lawsuit filed in federal court Wednesday.