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Medical Malpractice Smoking Gun:

PUBLISHED ON October 25, 2004 | BY CONSUMER WATCHDOG · 1 MIN READ

GE Medical Protective Document Reveals Caps Don’t Work

GE Medical Protective, the nation’s largest medical malpractice insurer, formally filed this document and data with the Texas Department of Insurance after the state enacted severe limits on non-economic damages for medical malpractice claims

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GE Medical Protective Document Reveals Caps Don’t Work

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