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Re: Here a Lawyer, There a Lawyer, Eeverywhere a Lawyer. From: David A. Nagey (dnagey@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu) Sat Aug 10 21:15:46 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: David A. Nagey: "Re: VBAC and augmentation without rupture" Previous message: Geffrey H Klein, MD: "Ectopics follow-up" We have been pilloring lawyers but seem to have forgotten that no medical malpractice case goes forward without a trained "expert" testifying for the plaintiff. I do not for a moment mean to imply that there should b no plaintiff's experts - everone deserves a fair trial - but for every time that you mean to condemn an attorney for an inappropriate suite remember what Walt kelly's Pogo said "I have seen the enemy and he is us". david dnagey@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu Next message: David A. Nagey: "Re: VBAC and augmentation without rupture" Previous message: Geffrey H Klein, MD: "Ectopics follow-up"

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