Papers by Thomas D. Lehrman
Journal of health law, 2003
This Article proposes a two-pronged legislative response to the current debate over medical malpr... more This Article proposes a two-pronged legislative response to the current debate over medical malpractice insurance. The author does not advocate mandatory caps on malpractice damages, nor the imposition of a uniform regime on the field of medicine. Rather, he articulates some of the important legal, medical, and societal benefits that would come from embracing arbitration in the non-emergent medical malpractice context. The author also calls for the reformulation of the National Practitioner Data Bank to achieve greater transparentcy and to leverage advances in information technology and data-mining software to measure the risk levels of individual practitioners. This reform, in turn, would open up the possibility of greater subcategorization of premiums and more effective deterrence in medical malpractice insurance.
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The Nonproliferation Review, 2004
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Va. J. Int'l L., 2004
NOTE Enhancing the Proliferation Security Initiative: The Case for a Decentralized Nonproliferati... more NOTE Enhancing the Proliferation Security Initiative: The Case for a Decentralized Nonproliferation Architecture By Thomas D. Lehrman* Table of Contents I. Introduction 224 II. The Policy Goals 226 III. Mediating Conflicting Claims 228 A. Freedom of the Seas 228 B. Sovereignty and ...
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