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The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that arbitration awards in medical malpractice cases involving patient deaths cannot be reduced by the routine living costs of the decedent. But because of recent changes in the law, the decision pertains only to cases filed before amendments to the Medical Malpractice Act in September 2003. The ruling is predicted to decrease the number of defendant doctors and hospitals in pending cases who are willing to submit to arbitration.
February 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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