The Doctors Company Strengthens MPL Leadership With Key Appointments
The Doctors Company announced new leadership appointments to strengthen its medical professional liability (MPL) operations, support growth, and position the organization for continued success.
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Jun 05, 2025
To Call, or Not to Call? Collaborative Communication Across Medical Specialties
As medical knowledge sprints ahead, we can increase safety and manage clinician workload by collaborating with colleagues in other specialties to plan when, how, and why we refer and consult.
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Disclosure Resources
Practitioners can use these guidelines to help mitigate liability risks when disclosing adverse events and complications.
January 02, 2026, American Medical Association
Why Medical Malpractice Awards Are on the Rise
In 2024, the average of the top 50 medical malpractice verdicts in the U.S. was $56 million.
External Coverage
Read coverage of The Doctors Company in external publications, including insights from our expert leaders.
Liability Risks With On-Call Duties
Our experts respond to questions about medical staff bylaws and on-call service requirements.
March 26, 2026, Infographic
Lessons From Perinatal Malpractice Claims
See the top insights and risk management strategies from our study of closed perinatal malpractice claims.
October 24, 2025, Infographic
Lessons From Ophthalmology Malpractice Claims
See the top insights and risk management strategies from our study of closed ophthalmology malpractice claims.
Medical Liability Advocacy Guide for Clinicians
You, as clinicians, have a frontline perspective that elected officials value to educate them to make informed decisions on policy. Here are helpful tips about the process and how to approach interactions with legislators and policymakers.
Pediatrics: Consider Car Window Hammers
Seconds count if an infant, toddler, or young child is accidentally locked inside a hot vehicle. A car window hammer can be a lifesaving tool to include in an emergency response cart or kit.
