The one thing many partners fear most is being held personally liable for something they did not do and knew nothing about. But without effective, affirmative steps, that is the risk most partners face.
One federal district court case in particular illustrates the problem. In National Reimbursement Group Inc. v. Gemini Insurance Group, 2013 WL 4495846 (M.D. Ga., August 21, 2013), National Reimbursement Group’s client asserted a professional liability claim based on the conduct of a former “NRG employee” who was “allegedly diverting medical insurance checks, payable to patients” of the client.
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