The times they are a changing. The other day, I stumbled across the Clinical Robotics Law Journal, after being intrigued by a February...

Yes, there is medical malpractice as to genomic information. The first real study on the topic is from ASU’s Gary Marchant (PhD in...

Caps on medical malpractice verdicts raise real issues of due process, right to trial and fundamental fairness. Therefore, it seems...

Caps on medical malpractice verdicts raise real issues of due process, right to trial and fundamental fairness. Therefore, it seems...

A July 6, 2018 paper in SSRN, from experienced investigators, provides an apparently  notable body of evidence about medical malpractice...

Yesterday, it was Wisconsin. Today, it’s yet another chapter in the saga of medical malpractice statutes lies in ongoing issues in...

A new study highlights an irony as to the value (or not) of damages caps in medical malpractice cases as a tool for adjusting the supply...

Advocates of damages caps in medical malpractice cases seldom, if ever, confront the gross unfairness of leaving on one person the...

Priceless tongue-in-cheek advice from a physician on how to attract medical malpractice claims. The advice is provided at...

A potential new blockbuster case is now in the works because the California Supreme Court agreed to review the constitutionality of...

Some Chicagoans at Northwestern have contributed a factual study to the arguments back and forth about caps on medical malpractice...

Forbes and others are reporting on the latest set of facts and research on effects – or lack of effects – from so-called “medical...

Courtesy of a post and link from the Torts Prof Blog, readers can go here to Beckers to see excerpts of new data from Aon (an insurance...

A June 24, 2013 story in Crain’s Chicago Business by Andrew Wang brings factual news relevant to the ceaseless arguments on whether there...

A New York Times oped article today urges that medical malpractice litigation is serving a positive role in efforts to reduce the...

A new JAMA Internal Medicine commentary article highlighted by PopTort via HuffPost makes for interesting but depressing reading in...

Who needs a real crisis – just create one by repeatedly claiming there is a crisis. Sooner or later, the repetition takes over and the...

Caps on damages for medical malpractice are back in the news. The renewed arguing arises because the Missouri Suprem Court just struck...

Business Insurance has a new article by Louise Kertesz on the best strategy for dealing with medical malpractice – admitting fault,...

"Tort reformers" (usually insurance companies) often argue that damages caps of $1 million or $ 500,000 are "fair." Consider such...