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brandy
 Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 571 # 2 Posted: 07/10/2008 21:11 Still haven't heard anything regarding the money hungry lawyers!? |
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brandy
Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 571 # 1 Posted: 23/09/2008 19:09 Sirs,Should it not be a priority of the government/legislators to consider the 'role' richly paid lawyers play in the theatre of the health-service? It surely is common knowledge now....that there are at least three possible losers in medical litigation....the doctor/professional involved....their insurance company...and the unfortunate patient/relatives! The one...crystal clear... winner in any unfortunate (or indeed criminal) circumstance...is a member of the law society.....THEY CANNOT LOSE...since they demand such huge fees ! If any one knows a solicitor/barrister/judge living in a hovel or run-down area (which would indicate some small effort in pro-bono work)...please let it be known to the rest of us cynics! The legislature has the power...in law... to enact change.....I, being a cynic, believe there are sinister motives that 'prevent' any pro-bono change....but let's ask the voters.....WHY DO THEY REFUSE TO DO SO? WOULDN'T IT BENEFIT THE PATIENT IN THE LONG TERM? |
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