LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
The recent article concerning the "routine practice" of plaintiffs' attorneys to refer their injured clients to doctors who will perform medical services and accept a medical lien ["Medical Liens Boosting Injury Lawsuit Payouts," Feb. 27] ignores a critical factor that should arise in every case involving such liens: the duty of the plaintiff to mitigate damages. California law is clear that "a plaintiff who suffers damage as a...
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