SPRINGFIELD, Ill. AP - Supporters of limits on medical malpractice jury awards told the Illinois Supreme Court they're a reasonable way to keep doctors from fleeing the state because of skyrocketing insurance rates.But opponents say the General Assembly overstepped its bounds with the 2005 law and say those who suffer the most because of medical mistakes are hurt worst by the caps.
November 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. AP – Supporters of limits on medical malpractice jury awards told the Illinois Supreme Court they’re a reasonable way to keep doctors from fleeing the state because of skyrocketing insurance rates.
But opponents say the General Assembly overstepped its bounds with the 2005 law and say those who suffer the most because of medical mistakes are hurt worst by the caps.
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