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Georgia: ruling undermines 2005 tort reform laws

A Superior Court judge has ruled that the legislative cap on non-monetary medical malpractice damages is unconstitutional. His argument is that allowing juries to award larger amounts in other kinds of cases favors the medical community. Read more.

May 06, 2008 in Current Affairs | Permalink

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