Mal Malpractice Insurance

In the state of Florida doctors are allowed to practice without medical malpractice insurance, even if they can afford it. Medical malpractice insurance covers a physician for improper practice and professional misconduct. If something does occur and a doctor does not have medical malpractice insurance he or she is sued for his worth, at that moment. If the doctor cannot afford the amount sued for, the individual will file bankruptcy and most people will stop there suit, meaning he can resume his practice later. Sadly due to these facts many doctors found loopholes to avoid paying for medical malpractice insurance and minimize the chance of being sued, if something does go wrong. They can do this by exploiting, calling bankruptcy and putting all of their financing in someone else's name (mother, wife etc.). Also, if a hospital appointed a private doctor to do a surgery or anything on you and something goes wrong the hospital is not liable, even though the hospital appointed this doctor.

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[markturnerandfriends]

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[ajc07d]

This is the most rediculous thing that i have heard. Malpractice law is one of the most corrupt systems in place today and is the reason that our health care costs are so high. It is led by ambulance chasing lawyers who are trying to win the jackpot for these patients who don't deserve it. The health reform needs to change how it handles malpractice because it is just wrong