Pennsylvania’s Legislative Budget and Finance Committee released its much-anticipated report on the potential impacts of proposed changes to the medical malpractice venue rules, and both supporters and challengers are claiming the findings bolster their positions.

The committee—composed of six Pennsylvania senators and six members of the state House of Representatives—voted to make the 200-page report public Monday, after committee staff worked on the document for nearly a year. The findings cover a range of topics, including the impacts of decades-old venue changes on professional liability insurance rates and medical malpractice filings.

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