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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: James Hutton who wrote (199981)5/3/2009 9:48:57 PM
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Given the amount of premium they pay in excess of the median, and assuming they are human, perhaps your acquaintances are poor OB/GYNs.

They're poor alright. If you meant, "not very good", I couldn't say as I've never had need for an OB/GYN's services.

But one closed his practice down; the other is still struggling.

I will tell you that the almost every physician gets slammed with malpractice suit(s) somewhere along the line. I know well a chief of surgery at a pretty major hospital who was sued about 10 years ago for an alleged "mistake". I don't know whether he actually made the mistake or not, but I know the suit was settled and he moved on with his life. It is the nature of medical practice that sooner or later many are going to get it.
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