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After the conference the AMA's president, Nancy Nielsen, and her soon-to-be successor, James Rohack, gushed with enthusiasm, in particular because of the mention of malpractice reform (trial lawyers represent an important constituency for Democrats, and oppose malpractice changes).
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In truth, tort reform would only hurt trial lawyers and would provide an immediate boost to the economy.
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The trial in Manhattan is seeking to reform the practice of stop, question and frisk, a contentious law enforcement tactic, and lawyers for the plaintiffs are seeking a court-appointment monitor to oversee the changes.
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Trial lawyers and their Democratic allies call for health reform along European lines to reduce costs, making torts less expensive.
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Mr Cameron restated the case in favour of benefit reform as the UK government prepares to launch the first trial of the universal credit - a new system for making welfare payments - on Monday.
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Court reform followed, assigning cases to individual judges who were responsible for moving cases to trial within one and at most two years.
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