Meanings of malpractice lawsuits in английском

Such failure could potentially lead to successful medical malpractice lawsuits against doctors.

Physicians, who have long blamed malpractice lawsuits for driving up healthcare costs, hope other states will follow.

Fahimi said the scan's popularity could have something to do with doctors trying to guard themselves against malpractice lawsuits.

Failure to properly diagnose a disease is a common basis for malpractice lawsuits, but each state has its own standards.

Republicans promoted their own scaled-back approach to boost competition across state lines, create high-risk insurance pools and curtail medical malpractice lawsuits.

Romney also targeted medical malpractice lawsuits which Republicans have castigated for years, saying they lead to rising costs of health care and insurance.

Republicans said they would focus at the summit on a scaled-back approach that would boost competition across state lines and curtail medical malpractice lawsuits.

Republicans are pushing to allow insurers to sell policies across state lines and to limit medical malpractice lawsuits, which they say would save people money.

In addition, you can see if they have faced recent disciplinary action, had to pay out on malpractice lawsuits or were disciplined by a hospital.

As a result of those and other tort-reform measures, medical malpractice lawsuits in Texas have "dried up to the point of disappearing," Silver said.

A 2010 study even pegged the cost of needless care motivated by fear of malpractice lawsuits at $210 billion a year.

COSTLY Malpractice lawsuits can be very costly.

" Malpractice lawsuits against veterinarians have seen nearly a seventeen percent increase in the last decade."