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Urging state lawmakers not to postpone action until their regular winter session, Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Susan Cogswell has openly embraced $250,000 caps on pain and suffering awards as a remedy for the state's medical malpractice insurance crisis. Her testimony this month kicked off a debate before the Legislative Program Review Committee, which drew advocates for obstetricians, trial lawyers and victims of medical blunders.
September 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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