We see numerous shopping lists of what we should do and not do if we want to avoid malpractice lawsuits. I've been guilty of creating a few shopping lists, myself. Here's a recent article with a pretty good list. A reminder is in order that Timothy Feuling, the author, will be a speaker at our Lyceum program which is coming up May 25-28.
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