“They don’t post about the victims because in their warped minds there aren’t any!”

Because that’s not what we’re seeing. We’re seeing pts. with bad outcomes sue, or examples like my lawsuit, a woman gets high on cocaine, shows up in the ER, disappears for an hour to go use more cocaine, comes back and drops dead, then the family hires a lawyer to make money because the ER Fucked up. We all have storiesd like these, not just me. The most well-respected physicans get sued for bad outcomes, and lose the lawsuit if the family is poor and gains the juries empathy. It makes us angry, and then you fucking asshole lawyers get on this site and talk about doctors being “greedy” and “maiming” patients on purpose, somehow you sodomites believe that fiction legitimizes your criminal enterprises.

Give me a job where I can go to work and accidently kill a human being and then brush it off as all being exceptable, because, hey “I can make mistakes too.”

It is not ok if your knife slips or whatever when you have a human life in your hands. It is ok if the car machanic slips up and ruines something on our cars, because, well, it is a car.

You get paid much more money than car machanics or most everyone else. It is because we expect perfection. When you are holding human lifes in your hands you better make damn sure a knife don’t slip. Your excuses are disgusting!

You know this because you’ve filed how many? Oh yeah, none.

Hey, how come none of you ever post anything about the victims of actual malpractice?

The hurdle to file a med-mal suit is only a line painted on the floor. How about the wall erected to prevent filing a counter suit against the loser plaintiff attorney?

You are the one hung up on money. If a doctor wants to go to a socialist country then it certainly is not about money.

The American physician is the highest paid profession in human history. They are largely respected by their patients. They are treated with deference by juries. They have been able to set up multiple hurdles which make a med mal case a very expensive process for the plaintiff to the point that only the worst injuries get compensated. They condemn anyone out of hand who dares testify against another physician, no matter how egregious the malpractice.

And still they complain. The great thing about the upcoming transition is that they will still be complaining after it’s over. It will just be a different gripe, although with the same central issue: More money.

The best thing though is that the public will quickly come to see them for what they are – just another bloated branch of government who is never satisfied with all the perks they get. You’ll be thinking “catastrophic mess”.

You clowns should listen to Samson, at least with regard to how “great” it is in other countries.

Hey Dr. Dave, did it ever occur to you if you and your cohorts in the insurance industry would offer the public something in exchange for the immunity you crave, like no-fault, you wouldn’t have to run overseas?

People who spend their Saturday Nights and Sunday Mornings are the most likely to get sued for med mal? I’d like to see the study that proves that one!