
- March15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 5
Med Students' Suit
A US medical students' lawsuit, whichalleges that the National ResidentMatching Program (NRMP) unfairlykeeps wages low and workweeks long formedical residents, recently received agreen light from a federal court judge.The judgment goes against the defendantsin the class-action suit, the Association ofAmerican Medical Colleges and theAccreditation Council for GraduateMedical Education, who had sought tohave it dismissed. The medical studentsargue that the NRMP violates antitrustlaws because hospitals share salary informationand conspire to keep residents'salaries at below-market levels. The averageresident earns about $37,000 peryear. The full text of the opinion is availableat www.dcd.uscourts.gov. For theNRMP point of view on the lawsuit, visitwww.savethematch.org; for the residents'case, go to www.residentcase.com.
Articles in this issue
about 18 years ago
Benefit from Social Security Knowledgeabout 18 years ago
Secure the Future with Trust Strategiesabout 18 years ago
Choose the Attorney Who's Right for Youabout 18 years ago
Decide on Your Ideal Financial Plannerabout 18 years ago
Is Your Advisor Walking All Over You?about 18 years ago
Arm Yourself if You Are Incorporatedabout 18 years ago
Hello, My Name Is Doctor and I'm in Debtabout 18 years ago
Repel Potential Plaintiffs with Trustsabout 18 years ago
Medicare Cuts Still Loomabout 18 years ago
Medicare BonusesRelated to this article








