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Abstract
One aspect of healthcare reform that has been largely overlooked is the expansion of antidiscrimination laws far beyond the traditional grounds of race, sex, age, and religion. Added to this is a provision giving individuals the broad right to sue over “government-guaranteed” medical treatment. What are the implications of such sweeping reforms? According to law professor Bradley A. Smith, a new wave of litigation is a real possibility.
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Bradley A. Smith
Bradley A. Smith, JD Mr Smith is an assistant professor at Capital University Law School, Columbus, Ohio. Before attending Harvard Law School, he was a healthcare management consultant.