California Supreme Court
Apr. 5, 2017
Justices cast skeptical eye on doctor's exception to conflict of interest provision
The state Supreme Court seemed unsure Tuesday about whether an independent contractor doctor can be charged under a public conflict of interest law, but the justices were quite skeptical of a California Medical Association lawyer's argument that doctors already have their own rules.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES — The state Supreme Court seemed unsure Tuesday about whether an independent contractor doctor can be charged under a public conflict of interest law, but the justices were quite skeptical of a California Medical Association lawyer's amicus argument that doctors already have their own rules.
Long X. Do, in-house lawyer at the medical association, told justices that doctors &#...
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