MUCH OF THE political and legal debate surrounding liability for doctors in recent years has focused on the constitutionality and advisability of tort law changes that the state Legislature passed in 2005.
But long-standing rules of statutes of limitation and repose are at issue in a case that will be argued before the Supreme Court of Georgia tomorrow. Though it wasn’t addressed in tort law changes two years ago, the issue could have far-reaching implications in medical liability claims.
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