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Recommend Disclosure & Apology 101: A crash course in alternatives to med mal litigation (Email)

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Medical malpractice litigation is intended to deter wrongdoing by healthcare providers, determine who has been injured by medical error and who has not, and provide fair compensation to the injured. However, it accomplishes these purposes too imperfectly, and it is notoriously costly and inefficient. Post-adverse event disclosure and apology is a policy that is designed to address what the tort system fails to accomplish. Consider this a crash course in litigation versus disclosure and apology:


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