September 2008
Are Juries Fair to Physicians?Choosing a Judge over a Jury May Not Be the Best Option for Defendants
By Linda S. Crawford
Given how large the awards are when there is a verdict against a physician, many in the medical profession and their defense teams have come to believe that juries are random and unfair. The conventional wisdom seems to be that judge-made decisions are a safer bet for med-mal defendants. Is this true?
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