Abstract
Indiana's medical malpractice tort and insurance reforms were studied. The analysis showed that relatively subtle administrative arrangements for the management of claims at the state level may influence whether claimants are treated fairly by a system that is tightly structured to control claim severity and thus the price and availability of malpractice insurance for providers.
Citation
Eleanor D. Kinney & William P. Gronfein,
Indiana’s Malpractice System: No-Fault by Accident?,
54 Law and Contemporary Problems
169-193
(Winter 1991)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/lcp/vol54/iss1/5