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

Christie Brandenburg

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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If a claim is made against you by a client, your professional liability insurance comes to your defense. Also known as “errors and omissions” insurance, it protects you from the threat of ruinous legal bills and defends your firm. No practicing accountant should be without it.

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