CNA Watching, Waiting On Washington Reforms
With the debate on healthcare reform in Washington focused in part on the repeal of the antitrust exemption for medical malpractice insurers, we asked Thomas Motamed, CNA Financial’s CEO and chairman, what effect he thinks it might have on the medical malpractice market. In addition to healthcare reform, CNA’s Motamed is keeping his eye on several other issues in Washington these days.
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