Posts tagged trial

• Jim, It is nice to see someone out arguing on this side. I could not agree with your position more!

  ITLA Draws Attention to Misleading Charges of “Doctor Shortage”

  Joe K. | March 03, 2011 10:41 AMKansas City, MO

• Dear Jessica- No, I am not paid. Why would you suggest that? I enjoy a good debate and to claim that my opinions are related to a paycheck is weak. Without opposing viewpoints you would only preach t...

  ITLA Draws Attention to Misleading Charges of “Doctor Shortage”

  james O'Hare RPLU AIC AIS | March 03, 2011 10:28 AMKansas City, MO

• Mr. O’Hare: Thanks for reading and commenting on this blog post. According to a 2010 study by the nonprofit group Public Citizen, the number of medical malpractice payments made on behalf of ph...

  ITLA Draws Attention to Misleading Charges of “Doctor Shortage”

  Jessica Agnelly | March 02, 2011 5:16 PMKansas City, MO

• Advocates for any position will take a fact and mold it, until it suits their purpose = politics. It only needs to be based in truth. It is based in truth. Doctors do, and have moved to more frien...

  ITLA Draws Attention to Misleading Charges of “Doctor Shortage”

  james O'Hare RPLU AIC AIS | February 24, 2011 10:04 AMKansas City, MO

• The Illinois Medical Malpractice market is as competitive as it has been in nearly a decade. There are many carriers competing for business, and rates have decreased steadily. A primary care doctor...

  ITLA Draws Attention to Misleading Charges of “Doctor Shortage”

  Joe K. | February 22, 2011 5:27 PMKansas City, MO

• Jim, I have long since given up "trying to convert heathens" and I always endeavor to "be fair." I am not a medical malpractice lawyer. I have never tried a medical malpractice case. I do not i...

  How Juries Work: One Family's Story

  Brett Emison | April 16, 2010 2:35 PMKansas City, MO

• Brett I applaud your energy. We are both trying to convert heathens, but let us be fair. You imply that med mal cases are about justice, and that you would reject a jury stacked in your favor to cert...

  How Juries Work: One Family's Story

  Jim O'Hare AIC AIS VP med mal claims | April 16, 2010 12:03 PMKansas City, MO

• Jim, Thanks again for your comments. I really do not believe we are that far apart in our views, but let me take a moment to respond. I do have a copy of Black's Law Dictionary in my office, w...

  How Juries Work: One Family's Story

  Brett Emison | April 16, 2010 10:08 AMKansas City, MO

• Thanks Brett- I enjoy debate as sport. A few things. Today , I have 25 years of med mal claims adjusting. Enjoyed every minute, more or less. My guess is that you have a Blacks law dictionary in y...

  How Juries Work: One Family's Story

  Jim O'Hare AIC AIS VP med mal claims | April 15, 2010 11:52 AMKansas City, MO

• Jim, Thank you for reading and your thoughtful comments. It is encouraging to see someone in the insurance field acknowledge that there are many factors that affect the premiums charged for insur...

  How Juries Work: One Family's Story

  Brett Emison | April 15, 2010 10:38 AMKansas City, MO