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Notice how the resident FR lawyers have never addressed your basic point about the class action/useless coupon scam.

O.K., now I am doubting everything that you say. I doubt that you are a doctor. As low as my opinion is of SOME doctors, I cannot believe that a doctor could be so dense or so dishonest.

In my Post #75, I told Frithguild that we needed reform of class action suits. In my Post 80, I TOLD YOU AND PACKRAT that we needed class action reform. Don't you read? Can't you read?

I got my mind right, Boss. Lawyers don’t suck scum. I just imagined my lady with the quartz kidney stone suing me. I made it up soley to make lawyers look bad. I now admit under oath that there are never frivolous lawsuits filed and that this lady pressurized carbon in her renal calyx into a triclinic rose-quartz stone.

In my post #137 I responded to your recounting of that suit by accepting it and stating that it was frivolous and should have been dismissed with sanctions. Now that you say that you made it up to make lawyers look bad I BELIEVE THAT.

If you are even a doctor (you don't even know that birth asphyxia can cause CP), you are just the sort of doctor that gives doctors a bad name. If you have only been sued once, or twice, or three or four times, consider yourself lucky. I am sure that dozens of people had good grounds to sue you and simply did not.

So every time that you have to fill out those forms reporting quartz lady's fraud, don't be mad, be glad. Remember that you could and probably should have had three or four big judgments against you for people that you have really harmed, and let a wave of relief roll right over you.

"I doubt that you are a doctor."

Yep you got me. I told you that I was lying and that all lawyers are great. What more do you want? Just for laughs, I did a little research and discovered that MD's can prevent all cases of CP. According to the top CP attornies on Google, doctors can always prevent it. One lawyer group agreed with you that doctors are lying when they say that CP can't always be predicted. When I was in med school, we learned about pre-birth anoxia as a possible cause. We has lots of pregnant women that had rapid decels, but a c-section was not immediately done. Sometimes the infant was too premature and anti-contraction meds were given. That apparently causes it too. I found out from the attornies that even if there are no prenatal development abnormalities, no rapid decels, the child is born with full APGAR scores, no other birth trauma occurs that the doctor still could have prevented CP. I reviewed the medical literature and they have concluded that increasing the c-section rate has not significantly reduced the incidence of CP. Therefore it stands to reason that MDs know the cause and are just trying to increase their fees. After all we know what the cause is and we don't prevent it. Again, I learned a lot and you are right. I'll tell my friends that have been sued that they were of course wrong. I admit that when the lady brought in the piece of quartz it COULD have been a kidney stone. They are usually a dark color but this one was pinkish. Again, you're the expert, not I. You were there,I wasn't. I made it up and have never had a patient lie to me.