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COMPANIES STAY AHEAD BY RUNNING DAMAGE CONTROL
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Look for carriers to protect their bottom lines through new risk products tailored to damage control. These kinds of products hold obvious benefit to the insureds, but when all is said and done, what is good for the insured is even better for the insurer. Hints of higher frequency and severity are trickling in, so it makes sense for insurers to look at damage control products now more than ever. Expect more products to roll out through the rest of the year. A host of new products may be the new generation of damage control initiatives. Company Removed, which provides med mal insurance to physicians, facilities and hospitals in the Midwest, teams up with Company Removed for crisis management services. Company Removed, a Florida-based insurer, starts providing Medical Justice membership as a benefit to its insureds. Meanwhile Company Removed extends its CrisisResponse product to its healthcare insureds. Prior to collaborations with damage control experts, carriers like Company Removed and Company Removed ran predecessor programs aimed at extinguishing fires right at the beginning.
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