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|Articles|June 14, 2017
Can Tort Reform Get Rid of Silly Lawsuits?
Author(s)Jon Carter
At least one doctor expresses his desire for malpractice reform to enacted, to put an end to frivolous lawsuits. Don't send in the clowns!
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