This case example of the University of Michigan Health System’s experience suggests that a response by the medical community more directly aimed at what drives patients to call lawyers would more effectively reduce malpractice claims. More importantly, honest assessments of medical care give rise to clinical improvements that reduce patient injuries. [This article is made available with the permission of the American Health Lawyers Association. No additional distribution is permitted without the express permission of the Association. The Journal of Health and Life Sciences Law is available for purchase here.]