Herrera v. Seton Northwest Hospital

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that to “serve” under former section 74.351(a) means to comply with one of four methods of service in rule of civil procedure 21(a)
• holding section 74.351 did not violate due course of law provision of Texas Constitution
• no open courts violation where claimant filed expert report in court but did not serve defendant physician
• merely asserting that Section 74.351 is ―arbitrary and unreasonable‖ fails to demonstrate that statute always operates unconstitutionally
• merely asserting that Section 74.351 is “arbitrary and unreasonable” fails to demonstrate that statute always operates unconstitutionally
• merely asserting that Section 74.351 is “arbitrary and unreasonable” fails to demonstrate that statute always operates unconstitutionally

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