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With tort reform virtually dead at the New York Capitol, a Bronx assemblyman and lawyer is proposing alternative legislation that would give physicians a tax credit to offset malpractice insurance rates. Assemblyman Jeff Klein says that he doesn't expect any movement on tort reform in the lower house and doesn't support pending bills that would dramatically alter the justice system, but that he hopes different factions will accept his tax credit idea.
June 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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