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Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's task force on medical malpractice has released a proposal that would dramatically reshape the burgeoning field of bad-faith litigation. Bad-faith lawsuits arising from the whole spectrum of insurance policies would be limited in terms of who could bring such actions and the damages sought. The program has been assailed as "only beneficial to insurers, narrowing the scope of their own responsibility."
February 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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