While the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments next week over the constitutionality of the nearly two-year-old health-care reform package, members of Congress have been busy trying to chip away at the legislation.
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Capping damages and tort reform--the real solution to soaring medical costs. But most politicians are lawyers that protect their own--trial lawyers.
So, when your child is brain damaged for life, requiring constant medical care, even after you and your wife are long dead, the best you can get is $250,000 because Congress wants to "cap" damage awards? It's good to be king, not so good to be paralyzed....
Imclain-did you take that sob story speech from the John Edwards playbook? Do you have no problem with the trial lawyer getting a 35 or 40% cut of the damages?
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