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· 6/30/2016

Geri Merry and Mike Merry v. Diana E. Wilson, M.D., Neurosurgical & Spine Center, North Texas Neurosurgical & Spine Center, and Texas Health Physicians Group

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  • stating that a plaintiff must show damages to prove legal malpractice
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