Medical negligence has cost the taxpayer almost £970,000 in the past five years.
A Freedom of Information request was submitted to the Department of Health and Social Care for the figures since 2012.
In its response, the department said the cost has been falling steadily - it paid out £669,437 in 2012, compared to just £11,000 in 2015.
But it also revealed it's paid £1.4 million in legal costs in the past five years.
Warning over scammers targeting Island property pages
A woman's warning people on a property Facebook page not to fall for scammers - after she was defrauded out of a rental deposit.
TT course shut for hill climb
A section of the TT course is shut today.
Man denies stealing equipment from boat
A man has appeared in court by live link from his bed to deny charges of theft and a public order offence.
Hospitality tax cuts not feasible, says chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says tax cuts requested by the hospitality industry have to take into account the costs of government services.
Flour mill wants to replace rotting windows
Laxey's historic flour mill has applied to replace windows and doors.
Restaurant worker awarded £1,800 by tribunal
A hospitality worker has won an employment tribunal against a restaurant that's gone into liquidation.
Police dog dies
A well-known police dog has died.
Man admits having knife at Sea Terminal
A traveller was found carrying a credit card knife while trying to board a ferry to the UK, a court's heard.
