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In some jurisdictions, courts require a defense medical examiner to produce tax returns as a prerequisite to allowing the witness to testify against an injured claimant. See, eg, Noffke v. Perez, Sup. Ct. of Alaska No. S-12185, 2008 Westlaw 746972 (Alaska, March 21, 2008). This requirement exists because large amounts of income from insurance companies shown on the doctor's 1099's and tax returns shows a reason for bias. Unfortunately, the Hawaii courts and the LIRAB have consistently failed to provide even this minimal protection against often highly biased defense medical examiners purchased by insurance companies. A change of course is needed.
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Utah Personal Injury Attorneys and Car Accident Lawyers Links
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Auto Accidents Wrongful Death Lawyer Attorney Salt Lake City Utah
Bertch Robson practices in the areas of personal injury, insurance claims, workers compensation, automobile, truck and tractor trailer accidents, products liability, premises injuries, medical malpractice and nursing home negligence and all types of catastrophic injuries.
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Central Utah Personal Injury Attorney: Spanish Fork UT Lawyer
Denton M. Hatch, Spanish Fork Utah personal injury attorney concentrating in catastrophic injury, product liability, nursing home negligence, wrongful death, insurance dispute and medical malpractice cases
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Keith Barton Personal Injury Attorney
Keith Barton personal injury attorneys handle lawsuits on auto accidents and product liability including vioxx, auto accidents, spinal cord injuries, ephedra, traumatic brain injury, and other matters.
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