And then loads of them became millionaires with a hasty and unscrutinised get-rich-quick compensation scheme.
So medical providers should be required to disclose injuries, provide quicker compensation to deserving patients and — here's the answer for doctors worried about their premiums — shift the responsibility for buying malpractice insurance to hospitals and other large medical institutions.
Ms. Weingarten contended that without a quick agreement on compensation, the Board of Education would be hard pressed to attract 17,000 teachers for the summer.
"We deeply regret the impact the oil spill has had on individuals and businesses, and understand the need for quick and reasonable compensation," Doug Suttles, its chief operating officer, said in a statement.
Large effective population size provides high genetic diversity, which may have led to a quick adaptive dosage compensation mechanism.
You could also get compensation much quicker with mediation than by going through with a lawsuit.[15].
The families themselves were able to get compensation through a quicker and simpler route than litigation.
"It became very clear early on that there were families … in need of compensation in a very quick fashion".
What's less debatable among lawmakers is that companies are quick to find loopholes in executive compensation rules.
Swift rightly observed that legal battles take forever, political action could take just this side of forever, but that appealing to public opinion could be the surest and quickest arena to achieve her aim: compensation for artists.
Compensation "too often rewarded the quick deal, the short-term gain".
