Litigation
Nov. 25, 2014
Plaintiffs' attorneys turn to court strategy after MICRA loss at polls
Consumer Attorneys of California is preparing to join campaign ally Consumer Watchdog in calling upon the state Supreme Court to overturn California's cap on noneconomic damages in medical suits.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Just weeks after a harsh election defeat in their fight to increase medical malpractice awards, plaintiffs' attorneys have turned their focus back to the courts.
Consumer Attorneys of California is preparing to join campaign ally Consumer Watchdog in calling upon the state Supreme Court to overturn California's cap on noneconomic damages in medical suits. The tort lobby is fresh off a failed $1...
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