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"Georgia Supreme Court rejects local tort reform challenge in 4-3 ruling; Case arose from Columbus woman's 2007 trip to St. Francis emergency room"

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"Georgia Supreme Court rejects local tort reform challenge in 4-3 ruling; Case arose from Columbus woman's 2007 trip to St. Francis emergency room": The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer contains this article today.

And today in the Fulton County Daily Report, Alyson M. Palmer has an article headlined "In Win for Tort Reform Advocates, Ga. Supreme Court Upholds ER Med-Mal Standard; Justices also upheld a fee-shifting rule; the court is expected to rule later this month on a challenge to caps on noneconomic damages in med-mal cases."

My earlier coverage of the emergency room ruling appears at this link.

Full post as published by How Appealing on March 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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