Ted Frank: “Don’t trial lawyers realize they’re shooting themselves in the foot when they claim doctors don’t respond to incentives? After all, if the medical malpractice suits don’t affect doctors’ behavior, why have the suits at all?”
A "dishonest trial lawyer op-ed"
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