"Real medical malpractice goes on, and it's up to doctors to ferret it out when it occurs," he said.
If you were a doctor and you denied the genetic difference between races, you'd be fired for malpractice real fast.
The real culprit is medical malpractice.
There are huge decisions to be taken about shrinking budgets, the approaching Olympics and, most of all, the role policing should play in dampening the tinderbox we now all know it can become if sparked by an incident of real or perceived police malpractice.
We will have to find the multiplier in order to approximate the real numbers of all malpractice disputes by inferring from the court decisions.
In a real case of medical malpractice, the jury's final decision might have been influenced by the experts' discussions and opinions as to whether or not the standard of care had been met, which was not the case in Barry's study.
The research shows, overwhelmingly, that the real problem is too much malpractice, not too many malpractice lawsuits.
And he continues to practice law at his firm, Fischbein Badillo Wagner Harding, which is considered one of the most politically connected law firms in the city and where Mr. Badillo handles matters including real estate, banking and medical malpractice.
As University of Pennsylvania law professor Tom Baker points out in The Medical Malpractice Myth, the real "crisis" is not the cost of malpractice lawsuits, but the cost of malpractice.
A reporter or host who fails to call a falsehood false - on the spot, within the story, in real time - is committing journalistic malpractice.
