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State fails to offer full disclosureMinneapolis Star TribuneFor example, Minnesotans can go to the Florida website and see that the insurer for Dr. Mark H. Montgomery, a physician and surgeon who once practiced in Minnesota, paid more than $1 million in a malpractice case. A jury found Montgomery acted ...and more » |
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Doctors who err escape penaltiesMinneapolis Star TribuneDevastated by what she saw in the mirror, the 44-year-old attorney, who had often defended physicians in malpractice cases, sued Carney over the 2007 incident and urged the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice to take action against him. |
Sun, 05 Feb 2012 04:40:59 GMT
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Florida's Hospitals Have a SecretHuffington Post (blog)After suing careless hospitals and negligent doctors in Florida for over twenty years on behalf of injured patients and their surviving families, I feel uniquely qualified to suggest what the primary reason for medical malpractice in Florida is. |
Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:58:16 GMT
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House bill would revamp medical malpractice litigation processFlorida IndependentWith Florida's malpractice insurance rates among the highest in the nation, one of the bill's sponsors ? state Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Shalimar ? said reducing liability for doctors would help meet the demand for emergency care in the state. |
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