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2 days ago by Derek Felix

It’s early Tuesday morning a couple of days removed from everyone’s favorite Russian enigma Nikolai Zherdev filing for salary arbitration. According to NY Post’s Larry Brooks, the Rangers were hesitant to even qualify their leading scorer. In his first season on Broadway after coming over from Colum ...

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3 days ago by Bob Kraft

Roll Call reports that as the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee addresses healthcare reform, Republicans on the panel see the negotiations "as their latest opportunity to reform the medical malpractice system - but they hold out little hope that this will occur." Calling the fig ...

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3 days ago by Sandi

Doctor shortage – we already have one, the Democrat plan is to add another 40 million or so people to the system, and the current plan is to use the medicad model for payment – a model 30% of doctors refuse to accept. So we create a bigger shortage and add alot more people onto a plan 30% of medical ...

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5 days ago by Justinian

In early 2003, I first decided I wanted to be a lawyer. I knew even then I wanted to do personal injury, so I decided I’d bone up on tort law. The very first law book I ever bought was a torts hornbook that Schwartz was the editor of. In addition to writing/editing several torts books, Schwartz is a ...

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8 days ago by Greg

“The seeds of the Little War were planted in a restless summer during the mid-1960s, with sit-ins and student demonstrations as youth tested its strength. By the early 1970s over 75 percent of the people living on Earth were under 21 years of age. The population continued to climb — and with it the ...

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9 days ago by Ray Mullman

The New Yorker had an incredible article by Dr. Atul Gawande explaining why health care costs are so high in different parts of the country. I strongly encourage everyone to read the entire article but below are some excerpts and thoughts. The article discusses McAllen, Texas. McAllen is in Hidalgo ...

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9 days ago by Sean Wajert

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed field and recently dismissed the appeal of a closely watched failure-to-warn case alleging harmful asbestos exposure. Bugosh v. I.U. North America, et al., No. 7 WAP 2008 (S.Ct. Pa. June 16, 2009). One of the key issues presented by the case was whether Pennsy ...

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10 days ago by NH INSIDER

By Richard ”Dick” Olson The Monadnock Ledger Transcript’s June 2 editorial “A sane policy on health-care needed now” appears to have been written with the editor’s heads in the sand to borrow their quote. First of all, our purported representatives in Washington have not had first hand experience de ...

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11 days ago

If they were really serious about lowering the cost of health care wouldn't tort reform be a good place to start? Could it be that lawyers don't want to cut off their personal gravy train that generates billions of dollars a year for them at our expense? Does Obama & congress really have the America ...

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14 days ago by garneringrightideas

Healthcare needs change, no doubt. That said government control of healthcare is not the answer and can be evidenced by the financial black hole that has been created by medicare, medicaid that use the private medical system. The best example of government healthcare is the VA system. The despicable ...

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