Everything you ever wanted to know about how the medical malpractice litigation system actually works. The authors, all experts in the field and from across the political spectrum, provide an accessible, fact-based response to the questions ordinary Americans and policymakers have about the performance of the medical malpractice litigation system.
Everything you ever wanted to know about how the medical malpractice litigation system actually works. The authors, all experts in the field and from across the political spectrum, provide an accessible, fact-based response to the questions ordinary Americans and policymakers have about the performance of the medical malpractice litigation system.
By Bernard S. Black; David A. Hyman; Myungho S. Paik; William M. Sage and Charles Silver
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Chapter 1: Overview of Our Findings - And Why This Book Matters Chapter 2. Our Data Sources and Limitations Part I: Misdiagnosing the Problem: Texas' Med Mal Liability System in Action Chapter 3: The Texas Med Mal Insurance Crisis: Smoke Without Much Fire Chapter 4: Haircuts: Jury Verdicts and Post-Verdict Payouts Chapter 5: Impact of Policy Limits in Cases Against Physicians Chapter 6. Defense Costs Part II: Mistreating the Problem: The Impact of Tort Reform in Texas Chapter 7. The Impact of Capping Damages Chapter 8. Med Mal Claiming by the Elderly Chapter 9. Defensive Medicine? Impact on Health Care Spending Chapter 10. Impact on Physician Supply in Texas Part III: Mistreating the Problem: A National Perspective On The Impact of Tort Reform Chapter 11: The Receding Tide of Med Mal Litigation Chapter 12: Defensive Medicine in the New-Cap States Chapter 13: Does Tort Reform Attract Physicians to the New-Cap States? Part IV: If Damage Caps Aren't the Answer, What Is? Chapter 14. Synthesis: Lessons and Pathologies Chapter 15. Reform Strategies: Toward A Better Med Mal System Chapter 16. Conclusions
Chapter 1: Overview of Our Findings - And Why This Book Matters Chapter 2. Our Data Sources and Limitations Part I: Misdiagnosing the Problem: Texas' Med Mal Liability System in Action Chapter 3: The Texas Med Mal Insurance Crisis: Smoke Without Much Fire Chapter 4: Haircuts: Jury Verdicts and Post-Verdict Payouts Chapter 5: Impact of Policy Limits in Cases Against Physicians Chapter 6. Defense Costs Part II: Mistreating the Problem: The Impact of Tort Reform in Texas Chapter 7. The Impact of Capping Damages Chapter 8. Med Mal Claiming by the Elderly Chapter 9. Defensive Medicine? Impact on Health Care Spending Chapter 10. Impact on Physician Supply in Texas Part III: Mistreating the Problem: A National Perspective On The Impact of Tort Reform Chapter 11: The Receding Tide of Med Mal Litigation Chapter 12: Defensive Medicine in the New-Cap States Chapter 13: Does Tort Reform Attract Physicians to the New-Cap States? Part IV: If Damage Caps Aren't the Answer, What Is? Chapter 14. Synthesis: Lessons and Pathologies Chapter 15. Reform Strategies: Toward A Better Med Mal System Chapter 16. Conclusions
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