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America’s broken medical liability system is raising costs and obstructing the quality of care for millions. While many states have adopted successful reforms, sky-high medical liability costs resulting from meritless lawsuits remain a significant problem. They can lead to “defensive medicine,” where doctors look to protect themselves from liability. Without reform, the cost and quality of healthcare may suffer.