Total Medical Malpractice Payouts in 2014
The total payout for medical malpractice in 2014 for
- Northeast was $1796,980,350
- Midwest was $615, 576, 550
- South was $899,955,300
- West was $579,230,850
The total payout amount for medical malpractice was
- up 5.91% from 2013 in the Northeast
- up 2.39% from 2013 in the Midwest
- up 7.65% from 2013 in the South
- down 2.41% from 2013 in the West
References & Notes:
http://www.diederichhealthcare.com/the-standard/2015-medical-malpractice-payout-analysis/
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