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Additional Information on the Effects of Tort Reform

December 20, 2009 14:48

Additional Information on the Effects of Tort Reform (PDF; 511 KB)
Source: Congressional Budget Office
From CBO Director's Blog:

CBO has released a letter responding to questions posed by Senator Rockefeller about our recent analysis of the budgetary effects of proposals to limit costs related to medical malpractice (“tort reform”), as described in a letter to Senator Hatch on October 9. Today’s letter addresses questions about how recent empirical studies affected CBO’s analysis, why CBO’s latest estimates of the budgetary effects of tort reform are larger than the agency’s previous estimates, and whether tort reform would have a negative impact on patients’ health.


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