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Removing doctors in settlements can deflect oversightHealthLeaders Media"If a case is settled under the doctor's name, it has to be reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank," said Veronica Richards, a Pittsburgh medical malpractice attorney who represents patients and patients' families. "So [removing the doctors] ...and more » |
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Illinois Parents and Children Can Be Protected From Medical MalpracticeDigitalJournal.com (press release)While nothing can be done to bring back their loved one, families can investigate what happened, and if the death resulted from negligent medical care, a medical malpractice case can be brought. A Chicago couple who'd faced difficulty conceiving was ... |
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Update state malpractice lawsThe Detroit NewsRick Snyder's health care plan, but medical malpractice tort reforms could help Michigan deal with a nationwide doctor shortage. Other states — Texas most recently — have overtaken reforms Michigan adopted in the 1980s and 1990s. |
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Pa. medical malpractice reform credited for lower caseloadPittsburgh Post GazettePennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille said the 47 percent decrease in medical malpractice filings between 2002 and 2011 shows that many of the filings before the changes were made may not have been meritorious lawsuits and may just have been ... |
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Jury finds for patients in medical malpractice lawsuitRoanoke TimesBy Chase Purdy A Roanoke Circuit Court jury on Friday found two doctors at fault in a medical malpractice lawsuit, and that a family should be awarded millions of dollars for mishaps in a child's birth. Following 10 days of testimony and less than four ... |
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