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The defense provision means that they can settle a case against your will and that will be on your malpractice record forever. They will may do this in order to save money even if you clearly did nothing wrong if it will cost less to settle than defend, etc.
A couple of points, never ever take a job where your tail is not covered (or the policy needs to be an occurrence based policy not a claims made policy) - if this piece is not taken care of that is one of the very few deal breakers that mean you should walk away no matter what.
A couple of points, never ever take a job where your tail is not covered (or the policy needs to be an occurrence based policy not a claims made policy) - if this piece is not taken care of that is one of the very few deal breakers that mean you should walk away no matter what. The stuff you posted has to do with your prior job not your current job however.