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A recent article by Tammy Worth in the Los Angeles Times devotes more than 1,200 words to “the coming doctor shortage.” It’s interesting to note that none of those words are “malpractice” or “insurance.”

Attorney Heather E. Stern writes about the problems with MICRA, the California law that limits what juries can award to victims of medical negligence.

Would the website have stopped using false information to lure new members if someone who had been duped just called and said, “Hey, this is wrong, cut it out”? Or did it take legal action to bring about change?

Michael Heuser, “Patient 1″ in the investigation into medical radiation overdoses at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, describes what happened to him and the impact it has had on his life.

Bulk of money goes in support of Prop. 17, while millions more backs insurance-industry legislative candidates — and oppose their main rivals — in Orange and San Diego counties.

On May 13, plaintiffs attorney Tim Blood of San Diego was a guest on “Top Story” with host Chris Reed on San Diego talk radio station AM 600 KOGO. It’s a stimulating conversation.

Some companies seem to think consumers will pay more for products they think are environmentally friendly — whether they are or not. But such attempts at “greenwashing” are leading to lawsuits.