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The Bulletin Frontrunner (Texas) Harvey Rosenfield of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights told a House panel that limiting damages to…
Feb 20, 2003San Gabriel Valley Tribune The Foundation for Taxpayer & Consumer Rights in Santa Monica, a watchdog group that has decried the high…
Feb 20, 2003High cost of medical malpractice insurance in Texas sparks debateThe Dallas Morning News The Texas Legislature formally launched debate Wednesday over whether…
Feb 20, 2003The specter of war and other factors send gas prices soaringSacramento Bee The current price "is not based on the actual supply…
Feb 20, 2003The Daily News of Los Angeles The proposed reduction still fails to meet what consumers need, though, argues Doug Heller, a senior…
Feb 20, 2003Associated Press A cap on damages awarded for pain and suffering in medical malpractice lawsuits likely won't reduce insurance rates for doctors,…
Feb 19, 2003New Jersey Star-Ledger Malpractice reform must leave us with a system that will do right by those who are harmed by mistakes,…
Feb 19, 2003Miami Herald California's malpractice insurance rates continued to increase despite the 1975 limit and didn't drop until voters passed a 1988 ballot…
Feb 18, 2003New Jersey Star-Ledger The demonstrating doctors have been playing a catchy but monotonous and thoroughly misleading tune about malpractice.
Feb 18, 2003Insurance Chronicle The issue of medical malpractice liability insurance premiums heated up in Washington last week as hearings on the issue were…
Feb 17, 2003To settle a consumer rights group's lawsuit, Kaiser Permanente will make its guidelines available online.Los Angeles Times These guidelines, based on scientific…
Feb 17, 2003The New York Times The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights showed up in Trenton to say that insurance reforms, not caps…
Feb 16, 2003Kansas City Star There is an equal argument to be made that premiums in California actually didn't decline until 1988, when voters…
Feb 16, 2003Democrats say voters may be needed to do what lawmakers won't.Sacramento Bee California's Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights wants to band…
Feb 16, 2003Los Angeles Times Consumer groups expressed alarm, saying the decision will deprive the public of information about past problems.
Feb 15, 2003Palm Beach Post California's "successful experience," however, also included a voter-approved rollback of malpractice premiums. The Florida task force recommends nothing like…
Feb 14, 2003Associated Press The state should regulate insurance companies better and crack down on doctors who repeatedly commit malpractice to address ballooning malpractice…
Feb 12, 2003Recommendations for Insurance Reform and Reducing Malpractice Solving the medical malpractice crisis requires both insurance reform and improvements to our system for…
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