Wow, his insurance limits covered this high??
"In 2013, Panos surrendered his license and pleaded guilty to health-care fraud. He went to prison in April 2014 and was released in 2016 to a halfway house and then to home confinement. He also faced more than 250 malpractice lawsuits, including some claiming that he botched surgeries.
Those claims were
settled by his insurers earlier this year with an agreement that could pay close to $40 million, according to Christopher Meagher, an attorney for plaintiffs. Panos didn’t admit wrongdoing in the settlement."
