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[DYSPHAGIA] liability insurance.
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I agree with Gerry. I was appalled to learn that most of the younger
therapists in my department don't have an individual policy; I have never
been without it. Yes, your employer can turn around and sue you. Try
Seabury and Smith, based in Chicago. Professional associations usually have
recommendations as well.
Wendy
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=3 FAMILY="SERIF" FACE="Garamond" LANG="0"> I agree with Gerry. I was appalled to learn that most of the younger therapists in my department don't have an individual policy; I have never been without it. Yes, your employer can turn around and sue you. Try Seabury and Smith, based in Chicago. Professional associations usually have recommendations as well.
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