Tort Reform in Virginia

Frivolous Malpractice Lawsuits–Or Frivolous Defenses?

Friday, December 25, 2009
By Ben Glass

We hear all the time the complaint that lawyers are "destroying" the economy or chasing doctors out of town or increasing the cost of medicine. I see very few blog posts, news articles or critiques of the common practice of the insurance industry in frivolously denying claims on the hope that the plaintiff or... »

Washington State Supreme Court Ruled Latest Tort Reform Laws Unconstitutional

Wednesday, November 25, 2009
By Mindy Weinstein

In a recent case in Washington State, the Supreme Court ruled that one of the state’s latest tort reform laws was unconstitutional. »

Should a Jury Decide What a Young Boy’s Life is Worth or the Government?

Wednesday, November 18, 2009
By Mindy Weinstein

The debate over national tort reform continues. Here is a look at a tragic story and the impact tort reform would have on his family. »

$2.25 million stolen from patient by Virginia law after operating room fire

Tuesday, November 10, 2009
By Ben Glass

The Supreme Court of Virginia has recently upheld a verdict against an Alexandria surgeon after a flash fire erupted in the operating room and Alexandria Hospital, severely injuring a woman who is undergoing simple thyroid surgery. »

Do Away With Patient Safety?

Lawyer Referral Service from Ben Glass