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New Re: Your malpractice numbers don't make sense.
Some numbers from a 2005 article (And a partial reason for why they are so high):
Malpractice insurance premiums vary widely from state to state. Florida is the highest-premium state, with an average 2004 premium of more than $195,000, followed by Nevada, Michigan, the District of Columbia, Ohio, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Connecticut, Illinois and New York.

The 10 lowest-premium states are Oklahoma, at about $17,000 on average, and Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota, Indiana, Idaho, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Arkansas and South Carolina.
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The reasons for the rising costs in this specialty are myriad, but Ransom notes that a partial explanation is that “everybody wants and expects a perfect baby,” leading many people to sue when the reality doesn't match their expectation.


http://www.med.umich...ge/2005/obgyn.htm
New Thanks.
     nother and Jake care to comment? - (boxley) - (20)
         Deep pockets, insurance, damages, device mfgs and pharma. - (folkert) - (19)
             Who defines what "real" is? - (beepster) - (1)
                 Not talking about Early Patent stuff. - (folkert)
             how did torte reform work in texas and alaska - (boxley) - (4)
                 Don't see where your posts - (beepster) - (3)
                     Texas has torte reform as well as alaska - (boxley) - (2)
                         Actually, thinking he means - (beepster) - (1)
                             which is then passed to the consumer - (boxley)
             Your malpractice numbers don't make sense. - (Another Scott) - (11)
                 What, you think... - (beepster) - (8)
                     Yes, that's *exactly* what I think. Of course. :-/ - (Another Scott) - (7)
                         Are you talking about insurance rate,,, - (beepster) - (6)
                             I made an assumption. - (Another Scott)
                             What's the opposite of "benefit of the doubt"? - (drook) - (4)
                                 When you state it that clearly - (Ashton)
                                 ok dad;=) -NT - (beepster) - (2)
                                     Damn whippersnapper -NT - (drook) - (1)
                                         Well HE started it! - (beepster)
                 Re: Your malpractice numbers don't make sense. - (altmann) - (1)
                     Thanks. -NT - (Another Scott)

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