If it happens in Massachusetts, it could happen in Ohio.<\/p>\n
Tort reform is something that has many people, including patients, doctors and medical malpractice lawyers<\/a> up in arms. It is unfair to the patient, and not just unfair, it is unjust. The patient is penalized for a medical professionals error that seriously harmed, or killed them. To this point, the debate over what to do for patients that suffer at the hands of negligent doctors, rages on, with a wide variety of ideas being thrown out for consideration. Some states have come up with a partial and not completely just solution, but many consider that to be a step in the right direction.<\/p>\n Massachusetts for instance has recently introduced a new law that may have the potential to be implemented in other states, in other forms and other incarnations. The law mandates that doctors are required to divulge their mistakes, and promptly apologize (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If it happens in Massachusetts, it could happen in Ohio. Tort reform is something that has many people, including patients, doctors and medical malpractice lawyers up in arms. It is unfair to the patient, and not just unfair, it is…<\/span><\/p>\n