Insurance
Apr. 24, 2002
Insurers Gouge Doctors to Cover Investment Shortfalls
Forum Column - By Michael Fields - Medical malpractice insurance rates have shot through the roof. Insurers are jacking up the premiums charged to physicians, hospitals and nursing homes by as much as 400 percent. To justify these price hikes, insurance companies claim there's a crisis caused by an "explosion" in malpractice lawsuits.




By Michael Fields
Medical malpractice insurance rates have shot through the roof. Insurers are jacking up the premiums charged to physicians, hospitals and nursing homes by as much as 400 percent. To justify these price hikes, insur...
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