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W.Va. Doctor Facing Malpractice Lawsuits Files for Bankruptcy
Southeast News • December 10, 2007
A former West Virginia doctor facing more than 120 medical malpractice cases lists few assets and a pile of debt in a document filed as part of his bankruptcy proceedings in Alabama.
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| RE: RE: 125 maplractice cases | ad | Dec 10, 2007, 2:36 pm |
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| 125 maplractice cases | ad | Dec 10, 2007, 1:23 pm |
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Subject: RE: RE: 125 maplractice cases
Not certified by the AMA? I thought this was a standard.
Of 500 surgeries, 125 malpractice claims? That would be a 25% miss ratio.
Orthopedic and handling gall bladder, abdominal pains, etc.?
He had medical licenses in states including West Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Virginia? Including? How many other states? Who's giving medical licenses out of Cracker Jacks boxes these days?
Note to self, check any doctor I plan on seeing professionally to see if he is a legitimate doctor.
Thanks for the Charleston post. Very disturbing story though.