State Bar & Bar Associations
Nov. 14, 2014
Undaunted by voter rejection, some leading plaintiff's lawyers want a new MICRA bid
Several former presidents of the state's tort lawyers bar, undaunted by a voter shellacking of an initiative to raise the medical malpractice payout cap, are pushing the group to try again.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Several former presidents of the state's tort lawyers bar, undaunted by a voter shellacking of an initiative to raise the medical malpractice payout cap, are pushing the group to try again.
The idea will likely be a hot topic at the Consumer Attorneys of California's annual convention, which opens Thursday in San Francisco, in the wake of the defeat of its bid to reform the Medi...
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