Who needs malpractice insurance?

Most medical professionals are required to have malpractice insurance, either as a part of their employment or to maintain privileges or payer contracts.

Thinking through physician wellness

TMLT and Travis CMS team up to bring counseling program to policyholders

Notice of data privacy event

TMLT declares 19th dividend: Policyholders to save $12.3 million

Dividends applied to the renewal premium the year after they are declared

One family, two generations at TMLT

Dr. Randolph Zuber and his son — defense attorney Blake Zuber — have a long history of service to TMLT and the physicians of Texas

In memory: Randolph Clark Zuber, MD

We are sad to announce the death of Randolph Clark Zuber, MD, a founder and member of our first Governing Board

Retained foreign object

A 68-year-old woman came to an orthopedic surgeon due to pain in both knees.

Failure to manage shoulder dystocia

A 24-year-old pregnant woman came to her ob-gyn with a headache and high blood pressure

21 phrases to help de-escalate angry patients

Learn practical ways to communicate with disruptive or angry patients.

Updated opioid prescribing guidelines from the CDC

The CDC has updated its opioid prescribing recommendations to emphasize individualized patient-focused care and increased flexibility.

20 years of Texas tort reform

Learn about our state's landmark medical liability reforms

Your guide to telemedicine

Get answers to the most frequently asked questions we receive on telemedicine.

TMLT and TMA partner to advocate for physicians

TMA and TMLT have worked together for decades to provide coverage and advocacy

Medical record FAQs

Answers to your questions about the release, retention, and allowable charges for copies of medical records

What’s the difference between claims-made and occurrence?

If you're not sure what medical liability coverage is right for you, this article can help you decide.

How much does medical malpractice insurance cost?

Several factors determine how much your insurance policy will cost. Learn how pricing is determined and limits of liability.

Regulatory FAQs: Learn about medical practice rules and regulations

Answers to your questions about medical practice rules and regulations

Advance directives — questions from physicians

An “Advance directive” is a legal document designed to help patients communicate their wishes about medical treatment if they become unable to make their wishes known because of illness or injury.

Q&A on medical record privacy and security

Requirements for physicians under state and federal laws