A Tallahassee federal judge has barred enforcement of a medical malpractice law mandating defense interviews with patients outside the presence of their attorneys before a lawsuit is filed.
September 26, 2013 at 07:00 PM
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A Tallahassee federal judge bars enforcement of a new state medical malpractice law allowing ex parte communications by the defense with plaintiffs’ doctors before lawsuits are filed.
A Tallahassee federal judge barred enforcement of a new state medical malpractice law allowing communications by the defense with doctors for intended plaintiffs before a lawsuit is filed.
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