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Texas Supreme Court Decision: Paid vs Incurred


On July 1, 2011, in a 7 to 2 decision, the Texas Supreme Court delivered an opinion regarding the application of §41.0105 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, outlining the recovery of medical or health care expenses. See attached a complete copy of Haygood v. Garza de Escabedo.
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Thornton Law Chronicles | Winter 2011


  • Seasons Greetings from the "Best Lawyers of 2011"
  • The New Rule on Discretionary Interlocutory Appeals
  • The "Participation" Rule in Restricted Appeals
  • Conclusion by Vaughan E. Waters
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Thornton Law Chronicles | Spring 2010


  • It's Official—"San Antonio's Best Lawyers" are Right Here
  • Mandamus Review of Arbitration Referral Orders After Palacios
  • The "Wilkinson" Rule is No More: Waiver and Estoppel After Ulico Casualty Company
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Thornton Law Chronicles | Summer 2008


  • Texas Supreme Court's About-Face Following Rehearing of Frank's Casing
  • Survivors File Gross Negligence Claims Seeking Only Punitive Damages for a Work-Related Death
  • Claims for Damage Caused by an Insured's Faulty Workmanship May Constitute an Occurrence
  • Texas Supreme Court Rejects Texas Pattern Jury Charge Definition of Manufacturing Defect
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