The simple fact is that we live in an increasingly litigious society. Just like the rest of us, attorneys are out trying to make a living in a tough economy. What 20 years ago might have been passed over as an innocent oversight or a common occurrence, now represents an opportunity to hold somebody personally liable. Frivolous or opportunistic lawsuits are a legitimate concern for most of us, but they are also a significantly growing concern for medical professionals.
Most medical professionals carry malpractice insurance policies with professional liability coverage, or the hospitals and care centers that they work for have policies that cover professional errors or actions while on the job.
The Philadelphia area has its share of ethically challenged folks and surely doesn’t need anyone giving step-by-step instructions on how to commit insurance fraud . . . especially when that someone has a large megaphone and can reach thousands of people. That’s the scenario that played out last week on WYSP radio with talk show host (and former tv child star) Danny Bonaduce.
There will always be somewhere in the world to play golf on holiday and courses are springing up in the most unlikely places, even in the desert. Courses and resorts need a lot of space and the majority of the time you will be guaranteed a stunning location. So holiday and golf is potentially a marriage made in heaven. If a golfing holiday is a new experience for you or if you’re going on holiday to play as a golfing virgin, planning ahead will save you a lot of time, money and stress.