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Please join the Cooperative of American Physicians (CAP) at 333 Pacific for networking and a dinner program. The Anatomy of a Malpractice Lawsuit and Claim will discuss what physicians can expect throughout the claim and lawsuit process with examples from past cases.
What to look forward to:
All physicians will find this presentation interesting and relevant. Roughly 20,000 medical malpractice lawsuits are filed every year—keep yourself from becoming a part of that number. We look forward to seeing you at this informative and interactive program.
Starter
House Green Salad
Entree
Choice of:
Mary's Chicken Breast, Tomato Lime Cream, and Grilled Lemon
USDA Prime Flat Iron Steak, Served Medium, Bordelaise Sauce
Fresh Catch, Lemon Grass Beurre Blanc
Sides
Fresh Rolls
Garlic Smashed Potatoes
Broccolini
Dessert
Flourless Chocolate Cake (Gluten Free), Creme Anglaise, Fresh Berries
*MENU ITEMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Since 1991 Robert Fessinger has devoted his practice to the defense of doctors and hospitals throughout California. He has handled every aspect of medical malpractice litigation, from inception through discovery and trial. He has successfully defended physicians in trials and binding arbitrations as well as handling class-action matters against healthcare providers.
Tracey has been defending the interests of healthcare providers for over 15 years. She joined CAP as a claims specialist in 2014. She handles claims in San Diego from the pre-litigation demand phase through trial. Prior to joining CAP, Tracey was a defense attorney. In that capacity, she defended healthcare providers in medical malpractice and medical device cases.
CAP members receive medical liability protection from the Mutual Protection Trust (MPT). Since 2006, MPT has earned A.M. Best Company′s A+ (“superior”) rating, demonstrating MPT′s financial strength and its ability to meet ongoing coverage and contractual obligations.
The Mutual Protection Trust (MPT) is authorized under Section 1280.7 of the California Insurance Code as an unincorporated interindemnity arrangement among physician members of the Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. (CAP). Members do not pay insurance premiums. Instead, they pay tax-deductible assessments, based on risk classifications, for the amount necessary to pay claims and administrative costs. No assurance can be given as to the amount or frequency of assessments. Members also make a tax-deductible Initial Trust Deposit, which is refundable according to the terms of the MPT Agreement. ©2016
*Some restrictions and limitations may apply.