New Hampshire might be the first to adopt a program that is being billed as an alternative to settling medical malpractice lawsuits<\/a>.<\/p>\n Senate Bill 406 suggests there is another alternative for patients and their families who sustain injuries or die as a result of a medical procedure, of securing timely settlement under the auspices of an early offer program. New Hampshire would be the first to try the program that would see patients getting a settlement within 90-days. This is something a Nashua medical malpractice lawyer does not support in any way, as every patient that is the victim of medical malpractice<\/a> is entitled to their day in court and to have their case presented to a jury.<\/p>\n The idea behind this early offer program is that a settlement would consist of reimbursement for lost wages, money for medical bills and another payment calculated on how severe the medical malpractice incident happens to (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" New Hampshire might be the first to adopt a program that is being billed as an alternative to settling medical malpractice lawsuits. Senate Bill 406 suggests there is another alternative for patients and their families who sustain injuries or die…<\/span><\/p>\n