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How often should you review your insurance coverage?

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Todd Shryock,Logan Lutton

If you aren’t reviewing your malpractice and other liability coverage, you may be putting your practice at risk.

If you aren’t reviewing your malpractice and other liability coverage, you may be putting your practice at risk.

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