Chicago Medical Malpractice Lawyer Opposes Legislative Push to Place Caps on Awards
Chicago attorney Patrick A. Salvi of Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C. says caps on medical malpractice awards would protect medical profession at the expense of weak, vulnerable patients. (PRWeb February 11, 2011) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/illinois-malpractice-law/tort-reform-damages-caps/prweb5051984.htm
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Formerly Sued Doctor-Turned-Congressman Spearheads Medical Malpractice Bill
Rep. Phil Gingrey (R, CA) was an obstetrician for 30 years before being elected to Congress in 2002. Now, he's taking the lead on a bill that would severely limit payments to patients who have been the victims of malpractice. According to Gingrey, too many malpractice suits today are "frivolous." Interestingly, Gingrey himself has been involved in several malpractice suits, including one that ...
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Maine jury awards 4K in methadone lawsuit
A Maine jury has awarded a Portland woman $ 244,000 from a methadone clinic that repeatedly gave her high doses of methadone.
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GOP wants medical liability caps, taking Texas' limits nationwide
A House committee will vote Wednesday on the measure, which is backed by physicians' lobbies and opposed by trial lawyers.
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