Jarome E Gautreaux
January 20, 2016 | Daily Report Online
Don't Give Up on Justice for Emergency Room Victims, Trial Lawyer WritesIf the goal of the 2005 tort "reform" law was to discourage lawyers from helping victims of substandard emergency room care, it has been successful. While I haven't seen definitive data, most plaintiffs lawyers I know are reluctant to take ER cases.
By Jarome E. Gautreaux | Special to the Daily Report
5 minute read
January 19, 2016 | Daily Report Online
Don't Give Up on Justice for Emergency Room Victims, Trial Lawyer WritesIf the goal of the 2005 tort "reform" law was to discourage lawyers from helping victims of substandard emergency room care, it has been successful. While I haven't seen definitive data, most plaintiffs lawyers I know are reluctant to take ER cases.
By Jarome E. Gautreaux | Special to the Daily Report
5 minute read
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