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No...... 1/3 of cases are not frivolousI do not envy those who receive big medical settlementsRight... that's what I figured people like you ignorantly THINK!!!Litigation protects patients from a healthcare industry built around obscene profitsHow many times do you idiots have to be told!
A) Defensive Medicine costs $1 trillion a year.
B) It is the wasted duplicate tests so doctors can prevent being frivolously sued and spending nearly 25% of their time defending themselves.
C) Tax lawyers like ACA taxed tanning salons 10% and watch the $1 trillion in defensive medicine drop.
D) Declining medical claim payments means declining premiums!
E) States' insurance regulators will require lower premiums if less money going out in claims.
You look on at as a Lottery! Get sick. Sue the doctor. Settle out of court!
Right... all the while the insurance companies simply raise the premiums. They don't care.
BUT YOU should! THINK about what you said.
YOU want all doctors to be seconded guessed. To double, triple health care costs. Makes NO sense!
It means they had to go through a lot of suffering and have lasting damage
I prefer to be healthy
NO it doesn't as 1/3rd of the lawsuits are frivolous!
Plaintiff attorneys and other self-proclaimed protectors of the public assert that frivolous lawsuits are the exception, rarely result in awards, and point to the prevalence of medical errors and/or miscreant insurance companies as the cause of high medical malpractice insurance premiums.
In their study, the authors determine that in over 33 percent of the claims, there was no medical error, and readily point out in most of these, the claimant did not receive any compensation, either in the form of a settlement or court judgment. According to the authors' findings, defense costs represent less than 20 percent of the total direct expenditures associated with medical malpractice.
Meritless cases must be investigated and defended resulting in the outlay of what is known as allocated loss adjustment expenses (ALAE).
According to information from the Physicians Insurers Association of America (PIAA), an organization consisting of many of the physician-owned liability insurers, of the more than 10,000 claims closed in 2005, only 24 percent of these cases had an indemnity payment.
Yet, the ALAE paid for those claims totaled more than $172 million, averaging almost $21,000 in expenses per meritless claim.
Medical Malpractice: The High Cost of Meritless Claims | Expert Commentary | IRMI.com
Lawsuits keep the medical profession honest. Otherwise, they would just play the odds and if you lose...... cost of doing business
Guess how many lawsuits are filed in a socialist country against doctors?
I guess shitty doctors will like socialism since it is quantity and quality is for the ruling class.