The bill is designed to provide a simpler and more time-efficient alternative to the medical malpractice process, which can be lengthy and costly.
Opponents to the “early offer” bill say it prioritizes “criminals” over injured patients, while supporters say the bill offers an opportunity patients currently don’t have and would allow them to file small claims against medical providers.
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