“I honestly don’t know whether liability is appropriate for the use of an “unlicensed physician’s assistant” to do triage, so I’ll defer to the medical experts. Is that “putting profits first” or ensuring that a scarce supply of doctors are reserved for important issues? The insurance company plainly thought that this was a nuisance case. What do doctors think?”

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Where was the hospital?

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“[Plaintiffs' attorney Steve] Yerrid told the Tampa newspaper he tried to get the insurance company to settle for the maximum allowed under the policy – $1 million for the doctor and $1 million for the physicians’ group. Instead, he said, the insurance company wanted to settle for $300, offering $100 for Navarro, $100 for his wife and $100 for his 10-year-old son.”