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Is anyone else out there in insurance-land getting concerned about the buy-ups of so many agencies by these large, national organizations – with the end result, based on my direct personal experience, that we end up with less competent supervision of the agency’s operations, the employment of people who really don’t care (as much as they used to when the agency was smaller and more personal), and a large increae in E&O exposures and claims that hurt people, and give iour industry a bad reputation?