Docs get clipped by tort system
TO GRASP the importance of lawsuit reform, sometimes it’s useful to start with an anecdote and move to a conclusion.
The anecdote: In Virginia last week, a jury awarded $2 million to a couple whose 4-year-old son was run over by a riding lawn mower. This judgment was made against the manufacturer, not the owner or operator of the mower, because the jury bought a trial lawyer’s argument that the manufa...
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