· 8/31/2001
Gomez v. Matey
Citations
- 55 S.W.3d 732
- 2001 Tex. App. LEXIS 6079
- 2001 WL 1020715
How courts have described this case
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- concluding allegations of “knowing” misrepresentation regarding necessity of hysterectomy a health care liability claim
- plaintiff required to prove a deviation from the accepted standard of medical care to prove the case, regardless of the artful way she pled the cause of action
- “Gomez was not required to produce any evidence in response to the appellee’s motion, but was required to provide pleadings that sufficiently state claims falling outside the purview of the MLIIA.”
- plaintiff required to prove a deviation from the accepted standard of medical care to prove the case, regardless of the artful way she pled the cause of action
- “Gomez was not required to produce any evidence in response to the appellee’s motion, but was required to provide pleadings that sufficiently state claims falling outside the purview of the MLIIA.”
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Judges: Dorsey, Rodriguez, Seerden
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