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To: Petronski

many will help ouit in this type of situation pro bono at university hospitals. MD's are salaried -take on difficult cases for second opinion, advice, etc. Regarding administrators, malpractice insurance companies answering to, quite simply not true. Number one cause of malpractice suits in the US? like to know? It is one doctor disparaging the work of another. Look it up.


154 posted on 07/26/2005 9:49:35 PM PDT by salbam
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To: salbam
Number one cause of malpractice suits in the US? like to know? It is one doctor disparaging the work of another. Look it up.

You stomp on your own point. What good is the opinion of an "independent" medical expert if his incentive is to avoid the #1 cause of malpractice suits (if his incentive is to avoid disparaging the work of another)?

Regarding administrators, malpractice insurance companies answering to, quite simply not true.

You have no proof, but your post suggests the opposite of this claim.

many will help ouit in this type of situation pro bono at university hospitals. MD's are salaried -take on difficult cases for second opinion, advice, etc.

You still cannot or will not address why you think that only mfreddy should not be represented by counsel. Out of all these people with staff attorneys or lawyers on retainer, only mfreddy is to be criticized for involving a lawyer.

158 posted on 07/26/2005 9:54:30 PM PDT by Petronski (I love Cyborg!)
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To: salbam
Number one cause of malpractice suits in the US? like to know? It is one doctor disparaging the work of another. Look it up.

A lawyer can't win a malpractice suit without a doctor, can they.

201 posted on 07/26/2005 10:35:07 PM PDT by FreeReign
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