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The document discusses the legal landscape surrounding patients' rights to sue health maintenance organizations (HMOs) in Texas, highlighting the contrasting positions of Governor George W. Bush and President George W. Bush on this issue. It details various legal cases, including a significant verdict against UnumProvident and ongoing challenges faced by patients and lawyers in medical malpractice cases. The newsletter also addresses topics such as e-filing court documents, fraudulent health insurance practices, and the impact of tort reform on patient rights. Additionally, it features updates on the law firm's activities, client recognitions, and educational resources for consumers regarding insurance and legal matters.

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