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Some Physicians Get Even
The Orthopedic Specialty Group, a 12-member group of physicians practicing in Connecticut, notified that state's trial lawyers in May that its members would no longer appear at depositions for the fees they'd charged in the past. This move, they said, was made in response to soaring malpractice insurance rates. In the letter, Dr. Robert A. Stanton told the attorney's his groups rates for deposition testimony would jump from the already high rate of $4000 for the first 2 hours and $1000 per hour thereafter to $12,000 per day spent in court. Most doctors in the area charge between $300 and $600 per hour for such services.
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