In the spring and early summer of 1985, New York's medical community engaged in a strenuous public campaign for substantive and procedural reform of the State's medical malpractice liability system. In several parts of the State, the protests were so intense that physicians engaged in slow-downs and refusals to provide other than emergency services. Among the concerns particularly expressed were the...
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