The Malpractice Epidemic is a behind-the-scenes look at medical malpractice and its numerous implications. Concise, informative and provocative, it is the original layman"s guide to medical malpractice, as well as a valuable reference for even the most knowledgeable physician or lawyer. In addition to medical malpractice, The Malpractice Epidemic also analyzes other problems with our current health care system, especially those related to government-sponsored health insurance programs, health maintenance organizations and the organized movement to keep national health insurance out of the United States. The book proposes a single plan to solve the malpractice crisis and make quality health care available to every American. Reviews: ROBERT V. DAVISON, ESQ., former senior advisor to the U.S. Secretary of HUD: "The Malpractice Epidemic is a valuable primer in any serious discussion of the growing medical liability reform debate. A copy should be in every legislator"s office." HELEN M. EVRARD, M.D., clinical assistant professor, Pennsylvania State University School of Medicine: "The Malpractice Epidemic takes readers behind the scenes of medical malpractice and accurately portrays the interaction between doctors, lawyers, patients and courts. It should be required reading for every American because it shows how and why the system is broken, and what we need to do to fix it."