Basic 101 of Insurance Liability Coverage
Basic 101 of Errors and Omissions
Basic 101 of Professional Liability
Basic 101 of Malpractice Insurance
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Basic 101 of Errors and Omissions
Basic 101 of Professional Liability
Basic 101 of Malpractice Insurance
The Do’s and Dont’s of a Medical Malpractice Claim.
Most HMO’s, non staff model, get sued for medical malpractice via vicarious liability. Most HMO’s, non staff model, get sued for medical malpractice via vicarious liability. Here is how you minimize this liability.
Many doctors do not realize that by forming a group of 5 or more MD’s they can reduce the cost of their medical malpractice by 20% or more.
The Value Difference—What Does a NORCAL Mutual Policyholder Get for the Money?
We encounter some competitors who give our business a bad rep. In general, most insurance brokers work very hard and do the right thing, but some do not.
9 Steps to Shopping for Your Medical Malpractice Insurance
The old adage holds true: a person who represents himself/herself in a legal battle has a fool for a client. The same applies to medical malpractice insurance. Unless you want to spend years learning insurance brokering, it is best to consult an expert malpractice broker.
Doctors, let your bookkeepers or controllers know that the first bill to pay is the Medical Malpractice Insurance bill. You can lay off employees or cut salaries, but pay this bill first and on time. Uncovered medical malpractice claims, due to loss of coverage, can wipe out the practice and possibly your personal assets.
In any action that any of us do where a negative outcome may occur, someone can second guess you. If you are a doctor, then you are held to a non-human standard. This is not right or fair.
