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Malpractice in Montana: Will state's largest med mal verdict ever be capped? - Vimarsana News

Malpractice in Montana: Will state's largest med mal verdict ever be capped?

The future of the medical malpractice industry in currently in a Cascade County judge's hands as he decides on the constitutionality of Montana's medical malpractice cap law.

Source: ktvh.com
Malpractice in Montana: Is the state's cap on med mal damages unconstitutional? - Vimarsana News

Malpractice in Montana: Is the state's cap on med mal damages unconstitutional?

A Cascade County judge is currently considering whether to uphold a $6 million medical malpractice verdict or to shrink it to $250,000, the state's legally-mandated non-economic damages cap.

Source: ktvh.com
Malpractice in Montana: Will state's largest med mal verdict ever be capped? - Vimarsana News

Malpractice in Montana: Will state's largest med mal verdict ever be capped?

The future of the medical malpractice industry in currently in a Cascade County judge's hands as he decides on the constitutionality of Montana's medical malpractice cap law.

Source: kxlh.com
Is Montana's cap on medical malpractice damages unconstitutional? - Vimarsana News

Is Montana's cap on medical malpractice damages unconstitutional?

A judge is considering whether to uphold a $6 million medical malpractice verdict or to shrink it to $250,000, the state's legally mandated non-economic damages cap.

Source: kpax.com
Malpractice in Montana: Is the state's cap on med mal damages unconstitutional? - Vimarsana News

Malpractice in Montana: Is the state's cap on med mal damages unconstitutional?

A Cascade County judge is currently considering whether to uphold a $6 million medical malpractice verdict or to shrink it to $250,000, the state's legally-mandated non-economic damages cap.

Source: kxlh.com