What Our Clients Say
"Jeff took to heart the best interest of my daughter. He was able to answer all of my questions and made sure my daughter was taken care of."
Amber Whitmire
"I found everyone to be very professional. I felt I was in good hands. When I met him, I thought he had integrity, honesty and professionalism. Yes, I would recommend him if any of my friends or family need an attorney."
Pat Darby
"A few years ago I employed the Rasansky Law Firm in a wrongful death suit against a nursing home. Jeff Rasansky gave me the kind of aggressive, no-holds-barred representation one hopes for but rarely finds outside the cinema. I was completely satisfied."
Milton Burton, Crime Novelist
Wrongful Death Case
"I can't say enough good things about Jeff and his staff. They were very professional and caring. He is an absolute A number 1 attorney. Anyone would be lucky to have Jeff represent them."
Delilah Ojeda, medical malpractice case
The Four Most Common Types of Medical Malpractice
Do you know what the most common medical mistakes are?
Medical malpractice occurs when a physician fails to properly treat a medical condition, resulting in a new or aggravating injury to the patient.
Many people don't realize that doctors aren't the only medical professionals whom patients can sue for malpractice. In fact, most health care providers including chiropractors, therapists, nurses, psychologists and dentists are subject to such legal action.
If you you or a loved one have been the victim of medical malpractice, it's in your best interest to contact an attorney who specializes in medical malpractice cases as quickly as possible. In Texas and many other states, victims have up to two years following discovery of an injury to file a claim.
If you wait too long before speaking to an attorney, the statute of limitations may keep you from pursuing legal action. Find out if you should pursue damages by reviewing the common mistakes in this report.
