Interesting angles from both physicians and trial attorneys in Florida.
Limiting the percentage that attorneys can take in contingency, "three strikes and you're out" for physicians hit with three malpractice judgements:
"The new amendment and another one - both pushed by trial lawyers - would force doctors and hospitals to release records of medical mistakes and would revoke the license of any doctor hit with three malpractice judgments. Doctors, hospitals and the state agencies say they are ambiguous and can create confusion.
The amendments are the latest twist in the medical malpractice fight in Florida. The Legislature, which approved a half million dollar cap on some types of malpractice awards two years ago to stem skyrocketing premiums and bring down medical costs, again will find itself thrust in the middle when lawmakers return to work March 8."
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I was scarred for life by a bad doctor from Ohio at a Florida dermatology office. I went in to have a small mole removed. He may have already had three strikes, and I wish to god someone would have taken away his license before my appt. I am in constant pain he dug so deep and also allowed an intern to assist him. I wish I could have been warned about him. He also scarred a woman I met in town the same way but on her forehead instead of her arm. Both of us should have had a tiny one half inch scar at the most and instead we got a gigantic lightning bolt scar.
Sincerely,
In pain in Florida with deep regrets.
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