Desk of Dr Fagel

  Published in: Daily Journal Caps Provide Incentives to Terminate Babies' Life Support Forum Column By Bruce G. Fagel Much of the debate about tort reform has focused on limiting noneconomic damages to $250,000. The traditional argument in favor of this position claims that such a cap would reduce the cost of malpractice insurance....

  Published in: Daily Journal Wednesday, October 31, 2001 Liberty on Hold Families of Victims Need Help, Not Lawsuits By Bruce G. Fagel In the coming months, there will be a growing debate about changing our civil and criminal justice system in response to the events of Sept. 11. Amid these concerns, some attorneys...

  Published in: Los Angeles Daily Journal Why Should Victims of Malpractice Subsidize Insurer Profits? By Bruce G. Fagel In 1975, there was a crisis in the delivery of medical care to the citizens of California. For reasons which had more to do with poor investments than any increase in jury awards for injured...

  Published in: Daily Journal [PHOTO NOT SHOWN] caption: DIGGER — Attorney Bruce G. Fagel attributes his success at trial to aggressively exploiting all opportunities, especially evidence that has not been revealed before trial. Name: Bruce G. Fagel, M.D., J.D. Name of firm: Law Offices of Bruce G. Fagel & Associates. Location of firm:...

  Published in: DAILY JOURNAL [PHOTO NOT SHOWN] caption: QUOTABLE ‘I’ve been here 13 years, and I’ve never seen morale so low.’ Willis Shalita, the union president in San Francisco and a State Bar investigator. Today’s issue of Verdicts and Settlements profiles Bruce G. Fagel, left, of Bruce G. Fagel & Associates, and, in...