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The health care industry says it needs caps on medical malpractice damages. But what does that mean for those who want to sue? - Vimarsana News

The health care industry says it needs caps on medical malpractice damages. But what does that mean for those who want to sue?

Nebraska is a state with a hard cap on medical malpractice damages. Here's what that means for patients who sue.

Who really benefits when damages are capped in medical malpractice lawsuits? - Vimarsana News

Who really benefits when damages are capped in medical malpractice lawsuits?

Most Midwest states have a cap on the amount that juries can award in non-economic damages for medical malpractice cases. But some question whether caps help — or hurt — those seeking justice for medical errors.

Source: wsiu.org
Manufactured Home Community Bill Expected to be Signed into Law | Dentons - Vimarsana News

Manufactured Home Community Bill Expected to be Signed into Law | Dentons

On April 19, the Iowa Senate passed HF 2562. HF 2562 had previously passed in the House, so the bill will now go to Governor Reynolds for her signature or veto, which will likely take...

Iowa mobile home park bill heads to Gov. Kim Reynolds - Vimarsana News

Iowa mobile home park bill heads to Gov. Kim Reynolds

The bill would extend the notice period for rent increases and nonrenewal of leases. But advocates for mobile home residents say it's not enough.

Mobile home residents and advocates say a bill in the Iowa House won't do enough to protect them - Vimarsana News

Mobile home residents and advocates say a bill in the Iowa House won't do enough to protect them

A bill aimed at increasing protections for Iowa mobile home residents advanced Tuesday through a House committee, but advocates for mobile home resident protections say it doesn’t go far enough.