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Re: Malpractice Insurance:need adviceFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comMon Aug 19 11:05:43 1996
In a message dated 96-08-16 07:27:29 EDT, you write:
>About the only viable option is to practice without malpractice insurance. Occasionally, if one is considered a significant asset by the hospital, a rider can be obtained on the hospital's carrier at a lower cost. Such a compromise was obtained for a "key man" who happened to be chief of staff at a local institution and suddenly appeared to become uninsurable when a second spurious suit was filed in a six month period. Neither suit came to anything and he is again insurable, but the company who ran for the hills doesn't write any business here anymore. Arthur
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