Focused Exclusively on Medical Malpractice
We don't handle car accidents or divorces. Our sole focus is mastering the complex realm of medical malpractice to win for you.
Cerebral palsy, HIE, oxygen deprivation, and preventable birth trauma.
Mistakes during surgery, anesthesia errors, and post-operative negligence.
Traumatic brain injuries resulting from medical negligence or malpractice.
Failure to diagnose cancer, heart attacks, strokes, and critical conditions.
Wrong medications, overdoses, drug interactions, and pharmacy mistakes.
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Contact Us TodayWe don't refer cases out. When you hire Thomas & Wan, you get Thomas & Wan.
When You Hire Us, You Work with Us.
At Thomas & Wan, you will work directly with Linda Thomas and Michelle Wan. We do not pass your case to junior associates. We do not refer cases out to other attorneys. We prepare every case as if it will go to trial.
With over 60 years of combined experience, we have held major Texas hospitals accountable over and over again.
Direct Representation
You work directly with the partners, not junior associates.
Medical Expertise
We hire top experts from Harvard, Yale, and premier institutions.
Compassionate Advocacy
We fight aggressively in court while treating you with care.
Proven Results
Millions recovered for birth injuries and wrongful death.

Dedicated to Your Family's Future

Linda Laurent Thomas
Partner
Since 1987, Linda Laurent Thomas has pursued aggressive legal representation on behalf of injury victims. She specializes in cases involving personal injuries, wrongful death, and medical malpractice.

Michelle W. Wan
Partner
Michelle W. Wan has worked exclusively representing clients in personal injury matters. Like Thomas, Wan has dedicated her career to fighting on behalf of persons injured by the negligence of others.
Recent Case Results
Result for a child who suffered brain damage due to delayed delivery.
Result for a patient who suffered permanent nerve damage during routine surgery.
Result for a family who lost a mother due to misdiagnosis of heart condition.
Client Stories
"I had a hard time coming to terms with what happened to my baby at birth... and as I was looking for a Medical Malpractice attorney, her face was so welcoming. I instantly relaxed and what helped me thru my childbirth complications was she said it wasn't my fault."
"Thomas & Wan did a great job representing me and my family. The lawyers went to work right away and through research found out critical information. They were aggressive and fought hard for us. I highly recommend them."
"Linda Thomas and Michelle Wan are the dedicated attorneys you need. They explained everything clearly and were always available to answer my questions. Their expertise in birth injury cases is unmatched."
Our Results
Failure to Diagnose Necrotizing Fasciitis Nearly Caused Leg Amputation
Preventable Heart Attack Caused by Dangerous Stress Test
Failure to Treat Stroke Symptoms Led to Permanent Paralysis
Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict future outcomes. Every case is unique and depends on its own facts and circumstances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating medical malpractice claims can be confusing. Here are answers to some of the most common questions our clients ask.
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We are available 24/7 to answer your questions and help you understand your rights.
Legal Resources & News

Can You Sue If You Signed a Consent Form?
Signing a medical consent form does not waive your right to sue for malpractice. Consent forms cover known risks, not medical negligence.

Emergency Room Errors and Medical Malpractice
Common ER errors like misdiagnosis, premature discharge, and triage failures can constitute medical malpractice. Learn your rights.
Understanding Birth Injury Claims in Texas
Birth injuries can be devastating for families. Learn about your rights and the legal process for seeking justice in Texas.
The Impact of Surgical Errors on Patient Safety
Surgical errors are more common than you might think. We discuss the most frequent types of surgical mistakes and how to prevent them.
