Is Tort Reform The Cure For What Ails Med Mal Insurers?
At a time when doctors are walking off the job and insurers are either exiting the market or going out of business, a debate on medical malpractice reform at the federal level is clearly long overdue.
A war of words has broken out between those who blame skyrocketing pain and suffering and punitive damage awards for soaring malpractice premiums, and critics of the industry who claim insurers have only themselves to blame due to bad management or poor investment luck.
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