California’s Malpractice Damage Caps Still Debated
The San Francisco Chronicle California's cap on damages in medical malpractice lawsuits is being recommended by President Bush as a model for…
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The San Francisco Chronicle California's cap on damages in medical malpractice lawsuits is being recommended by President Bush as a model for…
Aug 14, 2002Legislation Would Protect Consumers When HMOs Deny Care Against the backdrop of a failed federal effort to approve a prescription drug benefit…
Aug 13, 2002Obstetricians say decision renews crisisLas Vegas Review-Journal Just one day after Clark County obstetricians announced they would reopen their practices to new…
Aug 10, 2002Watchdog agency would get more say over HMO coverageThe San Francisco Chronicle A Senate bill introduced this week would give the state…
Aug 8, 2002How One Rich Insurance CEO Uses His Money to Escape the Law, Undermine Democracy, And Benefit Himself George Joseph, the Chairman and…
Aug 7, 2002AB 1488 discriminates against the poor and uninsured and violates state law.
Aug 7, 2002Testimony of Jay Angoff Before US Senate 2/21/86
Aug 7, 2002Testimony of Bob Hunter Before Congress 1/22/86
Aug 7, 2002Senate: Mercury Insurance lavishes funds on panel members who will decide firm's bill.The Los Angeles Times One of California's largest automobile insurers…
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