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A statute of limitations outlines the medical malpractice laws for states as well as their counties. Medical malpractice state and county laws are also a factor in differing legal jurisdictions. Professional liability or medical malpractice insurance is something that all health care providers rely on when accusations occur and there are many insurance options available. If you are new to the medical profession, one of the first things on your "to do" list should be to consult a local lawyer about your state and county regulations concerning medical malpractice laws and insurance requirements.

Fast Facts

  • Medical malpractice cases, which were awarded to the plaintiffs, increased forty three percent from $700,000 to $1,000,000 in 1999.
  • There are multiple reasons for a physicians' insurance rate to increase, with medical malpractice lawsuits being the number one reason.

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