The Board alleges that Kamrava did not follow standard professional medical practice in his treatment of two specific patients.  In the first case, the Board believes that Kamrava was negligent in his treatment of a 48-year old woman.  Kamrava implanted seven embryos into the woman who later became pregnant with quadruplets, lost a fetus, and gave birth to three children through c-section delivery.  One of the babies suffers from serious developmental delays.  They believe that he put her and her children at serious risk.  In another case, Kamrava allegedly ignored signs of ovarian cancer after seeing suspicious results on her ultrasound exam.

If you or someone you love has been the victim of medical malpractice, contact the Waco medical malpractice lawyers of The Law Offices of Vic Feazell P.C.  at 877-948-4842 to learn more about your rights.

Police officers say that when Vasquez ran the red light he tried to lay his motorcycle down and avoid being hit by a white Ford pickup, but Vasquez’s motorcycle slid and ran into the right side of the truck.

Vasquez was left with serious injuries and taken to the William Beaumont Army Medical Center.   The driver of the pickup was not injured in the accident.

If you or someone you love has been injured in a motorcycle accident, contact the Waco motorcycle accident attorneys of The Law Offices of Vic Feazell P.C. at 877-948-4842 to learn more about your rights.

Whitco Co. manufactured the recalled poles between the years 2000 and 2005.   Each pole is over 70 feet tall and weighs between one and four tons.  The light poles are made of steel and have a galvanized coating.

If you or someone you love has been injured by a product with a manufacturing defect, contact the Waco manufacturing defect lawyers of The Law Offices of Vic Feazell P.C. at 877-948-4842 to learn more about your rights.

Kellogg’s believes the risk associated with eating any of these products is very small, however they advise consumers to not eat boxes of any of the aforementioned cereals purchased before the 29th.

Foster’s Food Fair IGA stated, “Until further correspondence from the manufacturer on this affected product, moving forward, it will not be available”.

If you or someone you know has suffered due to toxic food products, contact the Waco toxic food product lawyers of the Law Offices of Vic Feazell P.C. at 877-948-4842 to learn more about your rights.

According to officials with the Waco Police Department, the accident occurred at the intersection of North 18th Street and Bosque Boulevard shortly before 11:00 a.m. Tuesday. Authorities say the police officer was responding to a non-emergency call at the time. The squad car was struck by a Honda Accord in the center of the intersection.

The officer, whose name was not immediately released, was transported to Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center following the crash. The passengers of the Honda were not injured in the collision.

Police continue to investigate the accident.

If you or someone you know has been injured in a car accident caused by reckless driving, contact the Waco reckless driving attorneys of The Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., today by calling 877-948-4842.

According to a statement released by the El Paso police department, 20 year-old Antonio Mondragon was killed in the 14000 block of McCombs Street shortly after 12:30 a.m. Monday. Police say his car rolled over several times after he lost control of it at a high rate of speed, drove onto the left shoulder, and onto a dirt berm.

Mondragon was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash, police say. He was transported by ambulance to University Medical Center of El Paso where he later died of his injuries. Mondragon’s front seat passenger, 19 year-old Lyzette Duron, sustained injuries that were not considered life-threatening.

Police say they suspect alcohol was a factor in the crash, and are awaiting toxicology reports.

The 39-year-old woman, who happens to be legally blind, struck the man on East Lake Shore Drive back in December after not yielding the right of way during a left turn. The man was on his motorcycle, apparently riding to deliver toys to to charity organizations for Christmas. Injuries sustained by the crash killed him. The woman’s child was also injured, as the child was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. She is additionally being charged with injury of a child because of not securing the seat belt while the child was in the car.

Having this plea deal turned down, she is set to appear in court again for an August 17 trial date. According to her defense, they will try to offer another plea bargain on her behalf before that date, and they are certain that a prison sentence would be an unnecessary punishment for this incident.

According to their findings, anywhere from one-fifth to one-third of all medical solutions, either tests or treatments, that require a doctor’s intervention are unnecessary procedures. In many cases, there is no better cure than time or rest.

Back-related treatments are usually cited as the most unnecessary. Nearly one-third of all Medicare patients as receiving a scan for back pain did not wait the standard six months of lingering aches, instead receiving the scan after about one month.

The results of this over-treatment can prove to be very dangerous. Not only is money wasted in the process, but side-effects from scans, treatments, or drugs used to facilitate the process can leave patients with any number of complications. In the case of spinal surgeries to cure back pain, some can be unnecessary procedures taken up for the sake of a faster healing result. In the long-term, however, future surgeries are used to fix the damage caused by the initial surgery, propelling the patient through a series of operations.

If you or someone you love has undergone a treatment that was unnecessary and left behind nothing but expenses and suffering, contact the Waco medical malpractice attorneys at the Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., by calling 877-948-4842 today.

The law requires children 8-year-old or younger that are shorter than 4-foot-9-inches to be restrained in a proper child booster seat. The law only applies to vehicles with fifteen or fewer seats, exempting school buses from the law.

In an additional part of the law, the seat must be installed in the automobile according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Factors such as weight, height and age that determine specific seat adjustments must be followed, as well as proper seat placement and security in the vehicle.

If the child is not correctly buckled into their respective booster seats, driver can expect to be pulled over and written a ticket. Fines accompanying tickets range between $25 to $250, which are priced in an effort to prove to consumers that it would be cheaper just to purchase a proper booster seat instead of incurring a ticket.

With increased use of booster seats, more manufacturing defects may come to light. If you or someone you love has been injured because a booster seat failed or proved dangerous to a passenger, you may be eligible for compensation for your injuries or damages. Contact the Waco manufacturing defect lawyers at the Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., by calling 877-948-4842 today.

According to the police report, the accused man, a 22 year-old, was driving a Ford F-150 when he turned abruptly in front of another motorist. The other man was driving a Dodge Durango. The accident occurred around 27th Street and Franklin Avenue, happening some time around 2:30 in the morning.

The driver of the Durango was killed at the scene of the crash. The defendant was taken to Hillcrest Hospital after the crash, needing emergency surgery.

Taken in to the McLennan County Jail, the man accused of drunk driving was booked at 11:54 p.m., and then released on bond at $75,000.