.
New
Book on Medical Malpractice
The
Medical Malpractice Myth, by Tom Baker, is a fact and
evidence based analysis of what has been called "the malpractice
crisis".
As
the White House and many states push for the enactment of restrictions
on medical malpractice recoveries, Baker, an insurance law professor,
examines the basis and justification for such changes.
Professor
Baker's conclusion:
Not
one of the White House proposals would increase the number
of injured patients who will be compensated, improve patient
safety, protect doctors from the next medical insurance crisis,
or provide real, immediate relief for doctors who deliver
babies. What they will do instead, is increase patients' share
of the medical malpractice burden.
The
book is available at Amazon.com.
Articles/Publications
by Blume Goldfaden Partner Dennis Donnelly:
Articles/Publications
by Blume Goldfaden Of Counsel Attorneys Cynthia Craig and Brian
Mahoney:
1.
C. Craig, DiProspero
v. Penn: A Revolution in Auto Insurance Law, New Jersey
Lawyer, 12/26/05.
2. C. Craig, New
Jersey Auto Insurance Law, 15th Ed., Gann Law Books, 2006.
3. B. Mahoney, New
Jersey Personal Injury Recovery (formerly titled New Jersey
Comparative Fault and Liability Apportionment), Gann Law Books,
2006.
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