Can we start suing Teachers like we sue Doctors so Obamas ambulance chaser friends get richer?

by **adare** » Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:45 am

Most of Doctors income now days go towards Malpractice Lawsuits- or Insurance they have to pay that costs them 250k A YEAR.
If we started suing Teachers for lying to our kids about history, or brainwashing our kids to be marxist idiots, will they end up having to buy Insurance to protect them as well?

How much more can the far leftist RUIN THIS COUNTRY? They support Ambulance chaser lawyers- really most of Obama surrounded hired help were those kinds of lawyers. Obama surrounds himself with weirdos who are greedy!

by **larenzo** » Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:46 am

Most of Doctors income now days go towards Malpractice Lawsuits- or Insurance they have to pay that costs them 250k A YEAR.
If we started suing Teachers for lying to our kids about history, or brainwashing our kids to be marxist idiots, will they end up having to buy Insurance to protect them as well?

How much more can the far leftist RUIN THIS COUNTRY? They support Ambulance chaser lawyers- really most of Obama surrounded hired help were those kinds of lawyers. Obama surrounds himself with weirdos who are greedy!

Yes. L.O.L. Can I use it at a cocktail party tonight?

DTG

by **breasal** » Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:55 am

You have no idea what you are talking about. Right now, we are at a forty year low for malpractice premiums and payouts. What doctor pays 250K a year? No doctor pays that much. Where is your proof of that.

EDIT
Thank you, Kathy, for that missing piece of information but the most of the revenue from a practice does not go toward malpractice insurance. The average OB/GYN generates 1.3 million in revenue and after the expenses of running a practice most OB/GYN still generate over 200,000 in income.

by **jung-hwa75** » Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:59 am

progressive liberal teachers twist history to fit the future agenda

by **muata2** » Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:07 am

Interesting thought... Teachers are cranking out uneducated kids, when their jobs are to educate them. That sounds like malpractice to me. Let's sue the pants off them!

And to Kiran, the cost of malpractice insurance varies significantly from state to state and specialty to specialty. $250K is definitely on the high side... but NOT that much higher.

Florida has some of the highest rates of liability insurance. The deviation between low and high averages varies in Florida more widely than in almost any other state. For instance, a doctor in internal medicine in Florida could expect to pay in excess of $56,000 per year for insurance as of 2009, in contrast with Minnesota's $4,000. General surgeons paid in between $90,000 per year and $175,000 per year or more. OB/GYNs could expect the highest rates, with liability coverage ranging from $100,000 to $200,000 per year.

Edit #2:

Kiran... You're ignoring the 10 years or so doctors dedicate to going to school and the sacrifices... both financial and personal... they make to get where they are. Unbelievably long hours, virtually no time off, etc. Many are still paying off education loans years after they leave training. I don't see netting $200K (for some) as being inappropriate at all.

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