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EBOOK: Risk Management for Law Firms: How Small Practices Can Stay Protected

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Running a law firm comes with countless responsibilities—but one that should never be overlooked is protecting the business itself. Roughly four out of five attorneys will face a malpractice claim during their careers, and most legal malpractice...

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