> I'm not sure why this is mentioned, it's hardly a drain on other retailers to have a second click in their process. it's a drain on any startup company doing

> I'm not sure why this is mentioned, it's hardly a drain on other retailers to have a second click in their process. it's a drain on any startup company doing anything with the web to search for trivial patents. Thankfully, Europeans don't have to do this. > If the insurance prices are exploding due to actual malpractice, the profession probably should clean up their act which necessitates people leaving the profession. Sure you probably lose some of the good with the bad, but maybe they should have cleaned house a little earlier. This is not about homeopathy crap, this is about actual errors that can happen, people aren't infallible after all - just that the financial impact to liability insurances in such cases used to be waaaay lower even 20 years ago than it is now.