December 1, 2005



Which is Worse: Medical Malpractice or Copyright Violation?

Sunday August 28th 2005, 3:17 pm
Filed under: Government

From “By the Numbers” by Jonathan Gaw, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Aug. 28, 2005:

$250,000: Maximum amount of non-economic damages that can be awarded to a patient in any health care lawsuit, under legislation passed by the House of Representatives last month but not yet voted upon by the Senate.

$1.5 million: Maximum financial penalty that a person can suffer for illegally copying as few as 10 songs, movies, books or other copyrighted works.

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