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Tort Reform Articles and Information
- A medical liability crisis is sweeping the nation
- A State in Crisis: Missouri: Neurosurgeon Offers PLI Survey as a Template for Others
- Position Statement from Maine Coalition for Healthcare Access and Liability Reform
- America’s Medical Liability Crisis: We All Pay for the Broken System
- California's MICRA Reforms: Summary of Findings
- Federal Medical Liability Reform: Neurosurgeons Plan to Preserve Patients' Access to Care
- Laying Myths to Rest: Common Misperceptions of Federal Medical Liability Reform
- Medical Liability Reform: Stopping the Skyrocketing Price of Health Care
(Statement of the American Medical Association to the Committee on Small Business U.S. House of Representatives) - MICRA and Access to HealthCare
- Tort Costs: An Economic Black Hole
- AMA Federal Medical Liability Reform Update
- Ga. pain-and-suffering cap advances
- Restore Reliability to Medical Justice: The Legal System Is Undermining Healthcare
- Senate Vote Clarifies Course of Action
- States Press Forward for Reform Legislation: Florida and Texas Now Among the Reformers
- Strategic Marketing Services February 2005 poll questions on Medical Liability Reform
- Support opposition to limiting the level of jury awards
- The Campaign Starts Here: NPHCA Charts Course for Federal Medical Liability Reform
- Will the U.S. Constitution Permit Reform? Why Congress Has the Power to Pass Federal Medical Liabilty Reform