The evidence keeps mounting in favor of the fact no medical malpractice lawsuit crisis exists. While the latest fad has been to promote tort "reform" to limit jury awards, this article recently published in Slate is worth a read. The article puts forth facts describing medical mistakes as the real problem; not jury awards, which are only a fraction of a percentage of medical costs in the US today.
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