Virginia tort reform can insurance companies gamble
Posted on 20 Mar 2010
A recent medical malpractice case in Fairfax County shows once again how wronged Virginia law medical malpractice victims.
A man suffered a perforated esophagus while eating. A radiologist misdiagnosed with "Telemedicine", him and a group of anaesthesia allegedly caused a heart attack. The man died, left behind a wife and two children.
Totally unnecessary death. A jury carefully as the evidence and with the family nearly $3 million. Not much, frankly. The law has a lot of that money and essentially there back to the insurance company for radiologists. "Here is a gift."
I have blogs more details about the immense page of Virginia medical malpractice law. The page, the juries and for the most part of the public is kept hidden.
Enter here Virginia misconduct, to learn more about the $1.15 million robbery in this case.
Here another case in which to someone, which operated fire should instead in the operating room caught. The law of steel from it, to. This time it was US$ 2.25 million.
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Virginia tort reform enables insurance company to gamble
Written on Apr 20, 2010
A recent medical malpractice case in Fairfax County law shows once again how unfair Virginia medical malpractice victims treated.
A man suffered a perforated esophagus while eating. A radiologist with "Telemedicine" misdiagnosed him and one anaesthesia group allegedly caused a heart attack. The man died, left behind a wife and two children.
Completely unnecessary death. A jury carefully as the evidence and with the family nearly $3 million. Not much money, frankly. The law has a lot of that money, and essentially there back to the insurance company for radiologists. "Here is a gift."
I have blogs more details about the untold side of Virginia's medical malpractice law. The page, the juries and for the most part, the public hidden is kept.
Go here read robbery in this case Virginia wrong-doing more about the $1.15 million.
Here another case in which to someone, which operated fire should instead in the operating room caught. The law of steel it, to. This time it was US$ 2.25 million.
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