In the wake of state tort reform laws that have capped damages on pain and suffering and reformed insurance laws, states are seeing the re-emergence of new malpractice carriers, more competition and better rates. Sheldon Davidow, president of rapidly expanding Medicus Insurance Company explains the change in thinking of malpractice carriers and why that is good news for the medical profession on Inside Health Care with Bruce Japsen of the Chicago Tribune
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In the wake of state tort reform laws that have capped damages on pain and suffering and reformed insurance laws, states are seeing the re-emergence of new malpractice carriers, more competition and better rates. Sheldon Davidow, president of rapidly expanding Medicus Insurance Company explains the change in thinking of malpractice carriers and why that is good news for the medical profession on Inside Health Care with Bruce Japsen of the Chicago Tribune
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