You have voted SB-438: Provides relative to medical malpractice and claims against health care providers. (8/1/12).

You have voted SB-246: Provides relative to limitation of liability regarding medical malpractice. (8/1/12).

You have voted SB-176: Provides relative to medical malpractice and acts or omissions arising from do not resuscitate and similar orders. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-141: Constitutional Amendment to provide relative to limitation of liability for medical malpractice claims. (1/1/13) (2/3 CA13s1(A)).

You have voted HB-383: (Constitutional Amendment) Provides with respect to medical malpractice claims.

You have voted HB-102: Provides with respect to medical malpractice claims.

You have voted SB-61: Provides relative to medical malpractice claims. (2/3 - CA13s1(A)) (OR SEE FISC NOTE SG EX).

You have voted SB-856: Relating to consent to certain medical treatments by a surrogate decision-maker on behalf of certain inmates..

You have voted SB-191: Relating to disposition of a contested case by the Texas Medical Board..

You have voted SB-190: Relating to the licensing and regulation of physicians, physician assistants, acupuncturists, and surgical assistants..

You have voted HB-383: Relating to allowing a surrogate decision-maker to consent to certain medical treatments on behalf of an inmate of a correctional facility..

You have voted HB-2452: Relating to disclosures regarding liability limits and malpractice insurance and related coverage in connection with services provided at health care institutions..

You have voted HB-1150: Relating to an affidavit required to be filed in a cause of action against a licensed attorney..

You have voted HB-1128: Relating to consent to certain medical treatments by a surrogate decision-maker on behalf of certain inmates..

You have voted SB-2820: As introduced, provides that in a health care liability action, a medical expert is limited to testimony concerning the standard of acceptable professional practice in the local community and testimony of the regional or national standard and why it is applicable is inadmissible. - Amends TCA Section 29-26-115..

You have voted SB-2789: As enacted, specifies that upon the filing of any healthcare liability action, the named defendant may petition the court for a qualified protective order allowing the defendant and their attorneys the right to obtain protected health information during interviews, outside the presence of claimant or claimant's counsel, with the relevant patient's treating healthcare providers. - Amends TCA Section 29-26-121..

You have voted SB-1323: As introduced, establishes requirements for skilled nursing facility liability actions. - Amends TCA Title 29, Chapter 26..

You have voted SB-694: As introduced, prohibits recovery in a medical malpractice case for negligent diagnosis or treatment that decreases a patient's chances of avoiding death or any other adverse medical condition when the death or other adverse medical condition would have occurred even if the defendant had not been negligent. - Amends TCA Title 29, Chapter 26..

You have voted SB-360: As introduced, establishes new requirements for medical malpractice actions in an emergency department of a hospital. - Amends TCA Title 29, Chapter 26..

You have voted SB-101: As introduced, provides that tort actions brought against a nursing home, home for the aged or assisted-living facility based upon the provision of health care services is a medical malpractice action and is governed by the provisions of Title 29, Chapter 26. - Amends TCA Title 29, Chapter 26; Title 47, Chapter 18 and Title 68, Chapter 11..