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To: Pan_Yan

Tort Reform. . . .TORT REFORM! . . .Slowly I turn. . .and step by step. . .inch by inch . . . .

Tort reform is a non issue. There is not enough money involved to accomplish anything. ONE HALF OF ONE PERCENT of total health care costs:

http://insurance-reform.org/TrueRiskF.pdf.

Scroll down to page 29 for the numbers, but the whole article is a great read.

parsy, who is hopping to it


13 posted on 08/27/2009 6:11:18 PM PDT by parsifal (Dare I mention the term common sense? Book of Vinnie - Chapter 58 Verse 1 (The Boomer Bible))
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To: parsifal

Parsy,

Please identify where in the paper you linked is the examination of how the cost of defending against these lawsuits - both in terms of extra preemptive tests and actual legal fees - is accounted for. The article appears to only be in regard to malpractice insurance.

I see the connection, but find it much less than comprehensive with respect to tort reform.


14 posted on 08/27/2009 6:19:59 PM PDT by MortMan (Stubbing one's toes is a valid (if painful) way of locating furniture in the dark.)
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