Sentence examples for malpractice without from inspiring English sources

We must find a better balance so that we can compensate victims and decrease malpractice without shutting the door to medical care.

Don't publish a story accusing a company of malpractice without first giving them a chance to deny it.

It's hard to adequately describe the face of cumulative educational malpractice without trivializing it.

In response to the doctors' complaints, the Assembly passed a measure that would create a fund to have the state help pay for any increase in premiums for malpractice policies without capping them.

We excluded studies that exclusively examined the impact of communication skills, provision of information or informed consent on medical malpractice litigation, without considering the influence of patient participation in decision-making and/or elicitation of patient preferences.

By a strange coincidence, which had too much method for madness, a pettifogger, who had previously boasted that he was "going for these doctors," had brought several unsuccessful malpractice suits without pay, and threatened others, appeared to remonstrate.

It's also hard for me really to believe that Florida's Republican Attorney General is so concerned about enforcing this particular law when Florida permits its doctors to operate without malpractice insurance or its drivers to drive without mandatory bodily injury coverage.  .

So the patent extension is expected to be granted, and WilmerHale would never have to make the malpractice payment, even without the legislation, he said.

But there are ways to encourage fair settlements and reduce the amount of malpractice by doctors without limiting the ability of badly injured patients to receive adequate compensation.

He figured he could do it without malpractice insurance — his clients over all are probably the least litigious demographic in America — but was strongly advised against that.

I have several suggestions that I think would help, including an experiment that would require a change in either state or federal regulations: giving some high-quality health care providers the opportunity to practice in a world without malpractice lawsuits.