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Van Wey, Metzler & Williams

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Van Wey, Metzler & Williams is an award winning medical malpractice law firm with a reputation for standing up to medical corporations and the agencies that are supposed to regulate them. Attorney Kay Van Wey, renowned trial lawyer and founding partner of the firm, is especially recognized for a great deal more than her legal expertise.

How RBG’s Legacy Continues to Influence Lawyers as Servants of the Community

| Kay Van Wey

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was undeniably one of the greatest examples of what a lawyer should be. One month since her passing, we continue to honor her incredible life, remarkable career and passionately selfless drive...

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Kay Van Wey Recognized by Best Lawyers in America

| Kay Van Wey

For years, Kay Van Wey has been recognized by her peers and community as one of the best personal injury and medical malpractice attorneys in Dallas and in Texas. However, Van Wey, Metzler & Williams is proud to anno...

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2019 Super Lawyers

| Kay Van Wey

Congratulations to founder, Kay Van Wey  for her selection as 2019 Super Lawyers in their respective fields. Both have been selected for as Super Lawyers for more than 15 years for their continued hard work and dilige...

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Best Lawyer 2020 Selection

| Kay Van Wey

Founder, Kay Van Wey was selected for the Best Lawyer 2020 – Medical Malpractice (Plaintiff) and Personal Injury (Plaintiff) awards.  And Van Wey, Metzler & Williams, PLLC was also recognized. By: Kay Van Wey | Augu...

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Life After A Traumatic Brain Injury

| Kay Van Wey

More than a year after suffering a traumatic brain injury, Arizona Representative Gabby Giffords resigned from her U.S. House seat January 25, 2012. Despite the great strides she has made in her recovery, she is an examp...

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Hospitalized for the Holidays

| Kay Van Wey

No one wants to be in the hospital during the holidays. That being said, the rise in injuries from holiday activities makes it likely that you or a loved one will be watching Rudolph learn to fly from the waiting room...

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Grateful

| Kay Van Wey

Gratitude. Schmaditude. It’s a term that’s very popular, especially this time of year, but what do we really know about it? I can rattle off my “short list” pretty quickly and easily: Motherhood Without a dou...

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“Dr Death” Podcast Tells Story of Deadly Dallas Neurosurgeon

| Kay Van Wey

A new podcast from Wondery Media, Dr. Death, puts a spotlight on the deadly Dallas Neurosurgeon, Christopher Duntsch. As one of the lawyers involved in these cases against Dr. Duntsch, I represented more than a dozen of ...

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The Case Against Surgery Centers Taking Unnecessary Risks That Put Lives in Danger

| Kay Van Wey

More than 5,600 outpatient surgery centers operate in the U.S. today. While many of the patients who undergo operations at these centers return home and recover safely, an alarming number suffer severe and even fatal com...

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Infant Brain Damage: How a Doctor’s Negligence Could Cripple a New Life

| Kay Van Wey

The birth of a child is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. After you’ve spent nine months of anticipation and sleepless nights wondering who your child will be and whether you’ll be a good mother or father, the doctor fina...

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Is a Cerebral Palsy Malpractice Lawsuit Worth the Time and Anguish for Your Family?

| Kay Van Wey

The birth of a child is one of the most joyous moments in a parent’s life. But for some families, that time of celebration becomes one of grief, anger, and disbelief when they discover that their child has cerebral palsy...

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The 5 Types of Compensation You Can Claim for a Spinal Cord Injury

| Kay Van Wey

Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) are catastrophic. There’s no other way to say it. These traumas often lead to death, partial or complete paralysis, and a range of other lifelong physical challenges. Unfortunately, spinal ...

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What You Can Do After Nerve Damage

| Kay Van Wey

Nerve damage is one of the most devastating injuries you can sustain, though its impact isn’t always apparent right away. People often suffer minor nerve injuries that cause them pain but seem mostly bearable. Unfortu...

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Propofol Lawsuits: What You Need To Know

| Kay Van Wey

Propofol is a common drug used by anesthesiologists. But it found grim notoriety in the days and weeks after Michael Jackson’s untimely death in 2009. Reports indicated that the pop star was using the powerful anesthe...

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What’s the Average Settlement for a Traumatic Brain Injury?

| Kay Van Wey

Traumatic brain injuries are among the most devastating events a person can endure and it is important that you work with experienced legal counsel to maximize your traumatic brain injury settlement. The impacts of a tra...

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The Making and Breaking of Dr. “Christopher Duntsch” MD (Dr. Death)

| Kay Van Wey

This article was originally published on Attorney at Law Magazine. A Dallas neurosurgeon was sentenced to life in prison in Dallas County. It is extremely rare for a physician to be criminally prosecuted in connection...

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Whose Fault Is It When A Patient Falls In The Hospital?

| Kay Van Wey

A familiar story An aging, but relatively healthy mother lived with her daughter when she had to be admitted into the hospital for an illness. Her daughter remained by her side 24/7. Her mother was due to be releas...

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Is Tort Reform is Right for You?

| Kay Van Wey

Regardless of where you stand on tort reform, let’s face it, we are all patients. At some point in our lives we will all be at the mercy of the health care system. So, we had better hope that we haven’t allowed politics ...

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The Prevalence of Preventable Medical Errors and Why You Should Care

| Kay Van Wey

First leading cause of death: Heart Disease The leading cause of death in the United States is heart disease. It claims in excess of 611,000 lives each year and accounts for 25 percent of all deaths each year. There ...

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Infections from Improperly Sterilized Endoscopes

| Kay Van Wey

An endoscope is a is a lighted optical instrument that can be introduced into the body to provide a view of its internal parts.  The endoscope is usually introduced into the body through a natural opening such as a mouth...

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The Top Reasons Why Hospital Falls Occur in Medical Facilities

| Kay Van Wey

Between 700,000 and 1 million patients suffer a fall (specifically, an unplanned descent to the floor that can result in injury) in U.S. hospitals each year. Between 30 and 51 percent of falls result in an injury. Hospit...

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Why Surgical Fires in the Operating Room Should Never Happen

| Kay Van Wey

Americans are worried about their safety when it comes to medical errors, and they very well should be. In 1999, the Institute of Medicine published the famous “To Err Is Human” report, which concluded that: 98,000 pe...

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Taking The Pulse On America’s Prescription Pain Pill Epidemic

| Kay Van Wey

When used properly, prescription painkillers provide significant relief for individuals who are suffering from chronic pain or recovering from an accident or surgery. Unfortunately, sometimes the use of painkillers can q...

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Surgical Errors and How to Stay Safe

| Kay Van Wey

Most of us, by the time we reach adulthood, have had some type of surgical procedure done. Perhaps you’ve experienced a “day surgery” of some sort. I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that it’s not too exciting and it c...

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