|Articles|August 1, 2002

Medical corporation sued in Colorado

Denver - Under state law, patients who believe physicians have beennegligent have been unable to sue the corporate entities that employ them,except in very limited circumstances. That could change, however, as theresult of a recent Colorado Supreme Court decision.

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