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Kaiser legal matters should be addressed to: Sharon Rusford at: sharon@rushfordfiles.com http://www.rushfordfiles.com/ or Dr. Harvey Frey at: hsfrey@harp.org http://www.harp.org ARBITRATION INFORMATION | ATTORNEY LISTINGS | SIX COMPANIES | SELECTED LEGAL CASES | RELEVANT ARTICLES | OREGON MEDICAL MALPRACTICE DATABASE FROM THE OREGONIAN |
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![]() NOTE: The purpose of the legal section is to guide the potential victim of Kaiser and Permanente Malpractice or patient experimentation to legal information and the appropriate authorities that can be of assistance in their particular issues. The Kaiser Papers is also clearly presenting information that shows a disproportionate number of legal cases per historic patient population that have justifiably been brought against the three corporations - Kaiser Plan, Kaiser Hospitals and Permanente Medical. With this listing, the public has a jump start on learning where to look to find further information on Kaiser wrong doing and twisting of current law. This is not an all inclusive listing of resources and lawsuits, but rather a generalized listing for the publics viewing. The photograph at your left is of Sharon Rushford of the Rushford Files. Sharon ran for the office of California Governor against Mr. Schwarzenegger Before you even get involved in any Kaiser or Permanente arbitration please also read: http://selfincrimination.kaiserpapers.info/ In that section you will find two documents that should make a prudent person very wary of trusting that their medical records are correct and that their Permanente Physician would only have the best interest of the patient at heart. |