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Wanna blame someone for your high insurance premiums? Point to the residents of California, Florida, Texas, New York and Michigan. Combined, these five states generate half of the nation’s questionable insurance claims — most of which are either suspect auto policy submissions or fake injury claims. These states account for 49 percent of all “questionable [...]
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Snow days are fun for most everyone and maybe that’s because people don’t immediately realize the economic impact of snowfall on the areas hardest hit. Let’s take D.C. for example. The area is still digging out from snowstorms that dumped a total of 54.9 inches of snow (as measured at Reagan Airport) — breaking a [...]
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1. When addressing med mal reform, Obama has said he will not consider capping malpractice awards as a measure of reducing the cost of health care. What stands to be gained or lost by capping malpractice awards insofar as its effect on the availability and quality of health care? Many people believe that a cap [...]
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