MEDICAL LIABILITY AND NATIONAL HEALTH CARE - THE ISSUES (2009):
- Insurance Industry’s Investment Practices – Not The Legal System – Cause High Malpractice Insurance Costs (Printable PDF)
- Costs Of The Current Medical Malpractice System Are Much Lower Than People Think (Printable PDF)
- The Defensive Medicine Myth (Printable PDF)
- Health Courts Are Unconstitutional (Printable PDF)
- Health Courts And Other Alternative Systems Are Intolerably Unfair To Injured Patients (Printable PDF)
- Medical Malpractice Litigation: The Significant Costs Of Alternative Systems (Printable PDF)
- The Problem With Medical Malpractice Is The Amount Of Malpractice Itself (Printable PDF)
- Far From Being “Broken,” The Current Medical Malpractice System Works Well (Printable PDF)
- Litigation Improves Patient Safety And Establishes Responsibility For Errors (Printable PDF)
- Fear Of Litigation Is Not Why Doctors Fail To Report Errors Or Communicate With Their Patients (Printable PDF)
- Juries V. Cost Savings – An Unacceptable Trade-Off (Printable PDF)
- Eliminating Juries Means Few Cases Will Settle (Printable PDF)
- Lowering Insurance Costs For Doctors Requires Insurance Industry Reform (Printable PDF)
- A Critical Patient Safety Solution: Remove Or Sanction The Small Number Of Bad Doctors Committing Most Malpractice (Printable PDF)
OTHER ISSUES (PRE-2008)
- Measured Costs
- The Legal Case for Payment of Katrina Victims' Insurance Claims
- Limiting Liability Will Not Fix Insurance Problems (Updated April 2004)
- The Hard Market is Ending
- Think Malpractice is Driving Up Health Care Costs? Think Again
- Insurance Companies Raking in Huge Profits
- Insurance Industry Admits: Tort Reform Will Not Lower Insurance Rates
- Insurance Industry Admits: Insurance Business Practices and Investment Cycle to Blame for Insurance Liability “Crisis”
- Déjà Vu All Over Again
- Premium Deceit: The Failure of "Tort Reform" to Cut Insurance Prices, Full Report (PDF)
- American Insurance Association and American Tort Reform Association Say: Don't Expect "Tort Reform" to Cut Insurance Prices
- Response to American Insurance Association Attack on Premium Deceit
- Stable Losses/Unstable Rates - State Reports: Massachusetts, Oregon, Wyoming, Washington, Virginia, North Carolina, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Colorado, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
- Insurers Paying Only About $30,000 Per Claim
- California Restrictions On Malpractice Victims Have Not Affected Malpractice Premiums
- Homeowners' Insurance: A New Crisis in Availability And Pricing
- Doctors' Voices: The Problem with Malpractice is Malpractice
