Publications & Resources

Open Bar: MLMIC’s Commitment to Continuing Medical Education

MLMIC has a proud tradition of offering New York-specific continuing medical education (CME) to insured policyholders and has done so for over 40 years. The goal of the education programs is to enhance medical care by maintaining, augmenting and updating learners’ medical knowledge, skills and behavior, in order to facilitate the delivery of medical care to their patients.

The Verdict Is In: What New York’s 2027 State Budget Means for Physicians and Healthcare Organizations

In this episode of The Verdict, host Tammie Smeltz speaks with guests Marc Craw, Esq., and Morris (Moe) Auster, Esq. about the New York 2027 State Budget, emerging policy changes, and what physicians, medical practices and healthcare organizations should know as they navigate an evolving regulatory landscape.

A Summary Judgment Victory? Not So Fast.

When an internist’s prescribed medications were linked to a patient developing third-degree heart block, a defensible case was ultimately undermined by poor documentation and a shaky deposition. Read our latest case study to learn how these missteps can turn a winnable case into a serious liability, and what you can do to protect yourself.

Healthcare Decision-Making: Empowering Patients to Plan Their Care

Join MLMIC and HANYS on June 18, 2026 for a valuable webinar discussing the use of Medical Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment in developing a care plan and the roles and responsibilities of healthcare proxies and other decision-makers in end-of-life care.

Elevate Your Practice: Curated Insights for Your Medical Office

We’ve meticulously compiled a selection of vital articles, providing you with clear, concise summaries and direct access to the most impactful industry news and analysis. Think of this as your essential guide to staying sharp and comprehensively informed.

An Urgent Message From MLMIC’s Chief Medical Officer, John Lombardo, MD, FACS

Please be aware that healthcare providers are the target in an ongoing scam. Individuals pretend to be from the DEA or pretend to be State and/or Federal officials. In many cases, the caller alleges an infraction that would compromise the healthcare provider’s medical license.

Creating Safer Workspaces: It’s Workplace Violence Prevention Awareness Month

April is Workplace Violence Prevention Awareness Month, and MLMIC is sharing strategies to help prevent disruptive behavior and foster a culture of respect.

Elevate Your Practice: Curated Insights for Your Medical Office

We’ve meticulously compiled a selection of vital articles, providing you with clear, concise summaries and direct access to the most impactful industry news and analysis. Think of this as your essential guide to staying sharp and comprehensively informed.

Case Study: Credentialing Calamity

When a surgical center failed to verify that its physician was licensed and insured, a routine cosmetic procedure ended in necrotizing fasciitis. And a costly settlement. Read our latest case study to see how credentialing gaps put both patients and practices at risk, and what your facility can do to stay protected.

The Role of Language Barriers in Medical Liability Claims

More than 30% of New York’s population speaks a language other than English at home. MLMIC’s data reveals a higher frequency of payments in claims where a language barrier is identified versus claims with no language barrier. Cultural considerations, a lack of appropriate resources and care environment can all contribute to claims associated with non-English-speaking […]