Unfortunately if this goes in front of a jury there's going to be another guy who makes equally persuasive (to them) arguments and of course you're saying that the standard of care was followed because it's your ass on the line and of course the other guy has motivation to say that it wasn't followed and in the end it's all going to come down to...
Yeah, agreed that any individual case comes down to an unpredictable and likely lowbrow jury.
But a lot of legislative theory crafting lives at the level of cocktail parties. Politicians often have physician friends and family. If not politicians, then their aides. The chattering class does have power. This was the level where the woke mandate was mostly pushed. Tort reform exists at this level.
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Yeah, agreed that any individual case comes down to an unpredictable and likely lowbrow jury.
But a lot of legislative theory crafting lives at the level of cocktail parties. Politicians often have physician friends and family. If not politicians, then their aides. The chattering class does have power. This was the level where the woke mandate was mostly pushed. Tort reform exists at this level.
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