US EditionStrict Liability for Unreasonable Harm: Aggregating Liability to Restore Compensation and Deterrence to Medical Malpractice Litigation - Health Law
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Strict Liability for Unreasonable Harm: Aggregating Liability to Restore Compensation and Deterrence to Medical Malpractice Litigation - Health Law
Omer Pelled, Aggregating Liability for Medical Malpractice, 22 Yale J. Health Pol’y L. & Ethics 134 (2024). Carl Coleman The American system of medical malpractice has long been criticized for failing to achieve either of the two primary goals of tort law: compensating victims or deterring misconduct. For victims of medical error, “[t]he malpractice liability system provides little compensation overall, and what infrequent compensation it provi…
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