The difference between claims made and occurrence-based malpractice policies can feel subtle until the moment a firm faces a claim. That is when the importance
Accounting professionals support clients through financial reporting, tax preparation, planning, and advisory work. Because clients rely heavily on this information, even small mistakes can lead
Email remains the primary communication tool for attorneys, and it carries enormous responsibility. Every day, lawyers send and receive confidential documents, settlement proposals, draft agreements,
For small law firms and solo practitioners, a significant portion of malpractice risks can be traced back to poor client intake procedures. Taking on cases
Clients put their trust in their lawyers to handle their cases with diligence, expertise and integrity. When lawyers make mistakes, whether through oversight, poor communication
Your legal malpractice insurance policy is more than just a compliance checkbox. It’s a contractual financial safeguard for your practice, finances and professional reputation. Nonetheless,
A time-saving tool can feel like a north star, especially in the fast-paced legal environment. But attorneys must continue to prioritize their due diligence and
Clients rightly expect their attorneys to act in their best interests and help them navigate the complexities of law. But when attorneys fail to follow
Every strong attorney-client relationship is built on mutual respect, professionalism and ethics. Law firms must abide by a strict code of ethical standards to ensure
Those in the legal industry know being subpoenaed is a routine practice. The Court system may request information from an attorney or law firm for
In a busy law firm, attorneys are often focused on winning cases and serving clients, but seamless operations depend on efficient administrative management. Overlooking these
Attorneys are trained to be intensely focused, approach their cases with precision and effectively juggle the many roles and responsibilities required of the job, not
