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State lawyers losing millions in medical cases
Accused of sharing settlement payouts with senior officials Chief medical officer demands 10 years’ payout records Govt spent N14.7m on medical claims between 2019 and 2024 About N5.5m spent over past year Health minister Esperance Luvindao has raised concerns over delays in a nationwide medico-legal training programme as allegations of malpractice and costly compensation [] The post State lawyers losing millions in medical cases appeared first on The Namibian.
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Related coverage for "State lawyers losing millions in medical cases": CBC News — Battle over 5-figure pay hikes for federal judges is causing unease in legal circles. NPR Topics: Health — Oregon ER doctors win a 'David and Goliath' battle against a national company. RedState — New: Record Healthcare Fraud Bust: 450 Defendants Now Charged by Trump DOJ. The Hill — Live updates: Judge voids DOJ's Minnesota subpoenas; Vance optimistic on Iran talks. The Independent — Ohio county struggling to care for 16 siblings rescued from squalor amid ‘unprecedented child welfare crisis’. Scientific American — Cases of explosive diarrhea-causing parasite cyclosporiasis are rising fast in the U.S.