The Pennsylvania General Assembly’s Legislative Budget and Finance Committee has released its report examining the possible effects of a proposal to change medical malpractice venue rules, finding plenty for both proponents and challengers to like.

The committee, which is made up of members of both the state House and Senate, voted to make the report public Monday, after committee staff worked on the report for nearly a year. Covering a range of topics, including the impacts of decades-old venue changes on professional liability insurance rates and medical malpractice filings, the report tops out at 200 pages.

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