
Jumping Ship: The Potential Implications of Abandoning Clients
Law practices close all the time. Partnerships dissolve. Lawyers leave their jobs. Whether an attorney is simply moving on or shuttering their practice, they cannot

Law practices close all the time. Partnerships dissolve. Lawyers leave their jobs. Whether an attorney is simply moving on or shuttering their practice, they cannot

The opportunity to address injustice is what motivated many to pursue careers in the law. However, what attorneys perceive as injustices and how they are

Being an attorney is a careful balancing act of case work, endless deadlines, client relations, professional networking and, if you are lucky, a steady stream

While most attorneys likely enter the legal industry hoping to advance justice, a few bad apples always seem to find their way into the mix.

Clients come to attorneys for expertise and guidance, but what happens when the legal professional they call upon for help fails to mention he or

Surety bonds are a reality of any legal practice, though there can be some confusion about how they work and the costs associated with them.

An effective lawyer is a thorough lawyer. But what happens when an attorney, or an entire law firm, becomes careless in their work? Simply overlooking

Attorneys, unfortunately, who are sued for malpractice do not constitute breaking news. However, when an attorney’s comments to news media prompt a malpractice claim, the

One in four American adults believe artificial intelligence (AI) will reduce the total number of jobs in the next 10 years, as reported by a

The sticky extracurricular activities of an attorney cannot only get that attorney in trouble, but the law firm associated with them as well. In 2022,

Imagine you helped a client navigate a complex case for more than a year, spending countless hours and late nights to complete background research and

In 2019, an American Bar Association revealed more than 2,000 lawyers were publicly disciplined in 43 states and the District of Columbia that year alone.
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