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Who Benefits from Medical Malpractice Caps, Doctors or Insurers?

By Mary R. Kennedy

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In an article about New York's debate over medical malpractice caps, the New York Times looks at California's experience with caps, writing: "...states that have similar caps in place offer cautionary evidence about the big savings for health care providers that such limits are believed to produce. In 1975, California lawmakers approved a $250,000 cap on so-called noneconomic damages

Full post as published by Medical Malpractice Law News on March 27, 2011 (boomark / email).

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