TMLT Turns 40
Time flies when you're protecting physicians.
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0:34Watch VideoTMLT is....
Employees describe TMLT in one word.
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Read ArticleA Flight to Austin, a Sketch, and the Birth of TMLT
An idea is born.
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3:22Watch VideoTMLT is...Friendship
Maryann Baca, Mary Gonzales, and Laura Hunter reflect on their 20-year friendship at TMLT.
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Read ArticleOur Paper Empire
When it was all recorded by hand on paper
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Read ArticleTMLT Business Card (circa 1987)
Let me give you my card . . .
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Read ArticleWe're Open for Business
Our first ad
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Read ArticleThen and Now . . . TMLT.org
20 years on the web
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Read ArticleTMLT Gives Back
Policyholder rewards
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Read ArticleIn January 1979
Notable events from the year TMLT began writing policies
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Read ArticleJohn Lomenzo: TMLT's First President
Meet our first president.
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Read ArticleThe Texas Medical Board: Then and Now
A review of significant TMB changes and trends over the last 40 years.
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Read ArticleThe TMLT Story
TMLT's founders created their own company to provide the kind of service and support Texas physicians deserved.
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Read ArticlePhysician Communication: Then and Now
It is essential to understand that despite the advances in telecommunication tools, the law has changed very little.
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Read ArticleCommunication Gadgets: Then and Now
From beepers to Smartphones
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Read ArticleTMLT, Texas, and "Ten-gallon Tort Reform"
TMLT has a long-standing record of advocating for physicians and the medical community.
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Read ArticleTMLT Risk Management: Then and Now
Risk management services are an integral part of TMLT’s commitment to physicians.
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Read ArticleFrom the Closed Claim Files: A Surprise for the Plaintiff's Expert
The judge ruled that the plaintiff’s expert was not qualified. But he didn't stop there.
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Read ArticleFrom the Closed Claim Files: An Abandoned Case
A trial ends unexpectedly
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Read ArticleForty Years of Practice: Regulatory Changes in Medicine
The medical practices of today evolved in response to advances in communication technology, as well as waves of state and federal legislation.
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Read ArticleFrom the Closed Claim Files: A Long Journey
When trying to decide which was the most memorable, I kept coming back to one that wasn’t complicated.
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