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Arkansas high court further dismantles tort 'reform' law
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After chipping away at parts of Arkansas’s Civil Justice Reform Act, the state’s high court has struck down a provision that restricts who may testify as plaintiffs’ expert witnesses in medical malpractice cases. It “reaffirms the proper role for the legislature and the courts under the Arkansas constitution,” said Gerry Schulze of Little Rock, Arkansas.
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