CJ&D in the News

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Baltimore Sun · January 22, 2004

Physicians protest cost of insurance; About 2,000 march outside State House; Ehrlich voices support
Associated Press · January 19, 2004

Doctors to rally for malpractice reform; Skyrocketing insurance rates in Md. lead many to retire or leave state, but patients' rights advocates claim awards to victims not to blame
Newhouse News Service · January 12, 2004

Group backs jury idea
National Journal · December 6, 2003

Medical malpractice
National Public Radio · December 2, 2003

Recent blurring of lines by broadcasters between news and advertising programs
Seattle Post-Intelligencer · November 25, 2003

System of secrecy potentially puts patients at risk
Newhouse News Service · November 17, 2003

Reformers aim to make jury duty more palatable
Boston Globe · November 13, 2003

Malpractice plan would limit trials
Miami Herald · November 3, 2003

Ethical confusion affects journalism
New York Times · October 27, 2003

Want to be interviewed on the radio? Well, just pay up.
Belleville News-Democrat · October 5, 2003

Business lobby targets Madison County judges
Wall Street Journal · October 1, 2003

Signing Away Your Right to Sue; In Significant Legal Shift, Doctors, Gyms, Cable Services Start to Require Arbitration
Chicago Tribune · September 19, 2003

GOP renews attack on malpractice awards; Republicans seeking limits on medical malpractice judgments see tort reform as potent political weapon for the 2004 campaign
Texas’ KTSM-TV · September 6, 2003

Controversy Over Proposition 12; Opponents rally against Proposition 12 the same day Governor Rick Perry visits El Paso to support it.
Austin American-Statesman · September 5, 2003

Study rebuts doctors' claim of health crisis; U.S. report casts doubt on Proposition 12 backers' key argument
Las Vegas Review Journal · August 7, 2003

Valley Health Care: Group won't arbitrate medical cases; Patients must sign new contracts omitting use of association
Associated Press · August 6, 2003

Group: Nevada doctors violate AMA policy
Sunday News (PA) · August 3, 2003

Wearing a bull's-eye; With no insurance coverage, older doctors cease practicing, and younger doctors look elsewhere to start their careers.
Ohio Lawyers Weekly · July 28, 2003

Ohio's tort limits could be strictest in country; Opponents see 'solution in search of a problem'
Women’s ENews · July 22, 2003

Malpractice-Cap debate spotlights women