Suing for Medical Malpractice

I found this book a little beyond my layman's understanding of the law and the process of the legal system in cases of tort law, but it was still incredibly informative. The points are laid out in an organized way, building a case for the writers' thesis that, despite some public notions to the contrary, plaintiffs are not receiving monetary settlements or judgments out of line with the wrongs done them by defendants. On a subject complicated by so many variables, the writers don't make attempts to sum ideas up in sound bytes or manufacture easy answers. It is thoughtful and provocative and certainly worth reading for anyone with a desire to learn more about this area of law.