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Why Not Cap Hospital CEO Salaries Too?

April 4, 2011 By

Governor Cuomo of New York has proposed to cap medical malpractice awards at $250,000. A New York legislator, Deborah Glick, has submitted a bill capping hospital CEO salaries at $250,000 also. If $250,000 is enough to cover a lifetime for a medical error, according to Ms. Glick, then it should be enough for a CEO’s yearly salary.

What a refreshing idea!

David M. Landay - Attorney At Law
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