Submitted by jay1982k t3_11c2r5s in Connecticut
buried_lede t1_ja3i8fv wrote
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I haven’t crunched the numbers and am not in the medical field but I do have professional experience with the legal system here and know the dockets extremely well. In my experience there are not that many medical malpractice suits in CT. Unless there has been some weird recent uptick, it’s a pretty reasonable number.
What’s super common, like everywhere, are auto accident/personal injury cases, divorces, breach of contract in various forms. Trying to think of what else. But med mal, no, and further, I have to say, the med mal we do have tends to be high quality cases - the firms bringing them are mostly very well qualified. They do their homework before taking and filing a case. They are few but strong, researched prima facie cases and accompanied by affidavits from medical people, which I think are required in initial filings to prevent abuse.
Are you sure your sources are correct about CT? I think you may have the wrong state.
jay1982k OP t1_ja3jt4d wrote
No im sure. I looked it up and posted in the other response.
I think knowing what u said is reassuring. But when u look at things like wallethub makes me pause. Connecticut also has the highest number of medical board citations. Thats not med mal but not great.
I feel like a pcp if it is what u said id be ok. Probably if i moved id be aggressive about cya and referrals. Not ideal but maybe as i got comfortable i can do fewer and fewer of these things.
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