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@Dale Coy, thanks for taking the time to read and comment. You write that "When a lawyer gets sued for malpractice the plaintiff has to prove malice." That is not correct: the standard is the s...
Why Tort Reform Won’t Reduce Healthcare Costs
William Eadie | March 12, 2012 9:03 AMCleveland, OH
When a lawyer gets sued for malpractice the plaintiff has to prove malice. Lawyers are protected against "failure to" types of lawsuits. Shouldn't doctors malpractice have the same standards. Prov...
Why Tort Reform Won’t Reduce Healthcare Costs
Dale Coy, MD | March 11, 2012 10:14 PMCleveland, OH
Another Bill Eadie myth: The Statute of Limitations is too short in Ohio, it is only 1 year. O.k., but again that is not how it works in practice. A plaintiff's attorney gets a case 6 months after ...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
jc | May 13, 2011 11:49 AMCleveland, OH
JC, All your examples are anecdotal--"my friend in TX," "I just called someone who said." You should review the facts--they don't support malpractice entitlements. The only people tort reform he...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
William Eadie | May 13, 2011 9:44 AMCleveland, OH
I just talked to our county clerk of courts in my county in Ohio. She told me that she had been in the clerks office for 15 years and she has never refused to file a malpractice suit because of lack ...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
jc | May 13, 2011 9:41 AMCleveland, OH
Don't know where you get your info on Texas. My friend moved from Ohio to Texas and he has the same practice pattern and speciality that I have. He pays about a third of what I pay in malpractice p...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
jc | May 13, 2011 8:14 AMCleveland, OH
Looks to me like you don't use your name so you can make things up. Minnesota has low premiums, low number of lawsuits and top notch medical care. It's a system that works. It's fair and safe f...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
Mike Bryant | May 12, 2011 11:47 PMCleveland, OH
Mike - I don't use my name because of a legitimate fear of the plaintiff's bar. Arguments about malpractice insurance companies making lots of money are garbage that plaintiff attorneys and politici...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
jc | May 12, 2011 9:41 AMCleveland, OH
JC using only initials? why aren't you using your full name? You say "Bill" in you last comment like you know him, but what do we call you "J?" Sounds like you are a doctor and like the protectio...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
Mike Bryant | May 12, 2011 1:33 AMCleveland, OH
Bill, all I know is 10 years ago, before pain and suffering caps, my malpractice premiums were 25% more than they are today. I write the premium checks so I have seen the decrease. Money talks & I a...
Insurance Companies Fighting to Survive Frivolous-Lawsuit Onslaught
jc | May 10, 2011 12:57 PMCleveland, OH

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