Study Shows Insurance Industry Overstates Losses....
Study Shows Insurance Industry Overstates Losses
The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights conducted a study that shows losses reported to state regulators are often overstated by as much as 31 percent. The study was conducted over a decade to examine the actual costs incurred by insurance companies paying malpractice claims. About 190 companies offer medical malpractice insurance, resulting in more than $9 billion in insurance premiums written each year.
Dean Starkman, The Washington Post 12/30/2005 Read Article: The Washington Post
The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights conducted a study that shows losses reported to state regulators are often overstated by as much as 31 percent. The study was conducted over a decade to examine the actual costs incurred by insurance companies paying malpractice claims. About 190 companies offer medical malpractice insurance, resulting in more than $9 billion in insurance premiums written each year.
Dean Starkman, The Washington Post 12/30/2005 Read Article: The Washington Post
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