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December 30, 2004
Maryland Med-Mal Reform Appears Headed for Veto
As reported in Wednesday's Washington Post ("Differing Bills Face Same Fate: Ehrlich's Veto," by John Wagner and Matthew Mosk), competing bills in the Maryland Senate and House of Delegates offer different levels of curbs on malpractice lawsuits but share one thing in common: a tax on HMO premiums that the governor considers a deal breaker. So, med-mal reform that was described here in an earlier post is widely considered to be a dead letter in Maryland, at least for this special legislative session. [tm]
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