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		<title>Supreme Court: Medical malpractice caps aren&#8217;t retroactive</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A 2003 law capping medical malpractice lawsuit awards at $500,000 can&#8217;t be applied retroactively. That&#8217;s what the Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a Miami-Dade County case in which a woman suffered permanent damage to her leg from unnecessary surgery. A jury awarded Kimberly Ann Miles $1.5 million, but Dr. Daniel Weingrad appealed the case saying the award should be limited to the $500,000 cap then-Gov. Jeb Bush signed into law. An appeals court agreed with Weingrad, who operated on Miles&#8230;]]></description>
		
		
		
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