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“Since lawyers have been serving as arbitrators in legal malpractice claims against their fellow lawyers for years, it’s about time that we started doing the same.”
– Michael Zeide, M.D.
“The court approved my Knecht Medical Arbitration Agreement after I refused to perform surgery without it.”
– Bret Baynham, M.D.
“The medical issues are finally being decided by three physicians in my area of expertise instead of a jury.”
– Michael Leighton, M.D.
What is the legal basis for arbitration?
Generally, arbitration is based on either:
The Knecht Medical Arbitration Agreement is simply an agreement between the patient and physician over how to resolve their differences in the event of a medical malpractice claim.
Since the parties have a constitutional right to agree on the process and forum to resolve their differences:
The Knecht Medical Arbitration Agreement:
“You can not afford to practice medicine without it.”
- Clay Baynham, M.D.
“We finally have something that works.”
- Frank Cook, M.D.
“My patients have embraced it.”
- David Campbell, M.D.
“The medical issues are finally being decided by three physicians in my area of expertise instead of a jury.”
- Michael Leighton, M.D.
“Since lawyers have been serving as arbitrators in legal malpractice claims against their fellow lawyers for years, it’s about time that we started doing the same.”
- Michael Zeide, M.D.
“The court approved my Knecht Medical Arbitration Agreement after I refused to perform surgery without it.”
- Bret Baynham, M.D.