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Does the Size of Your Non-Attorney Personnel Team Affect Legal Malpractice Insurance Cost?

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Whether you are a solo attorney with one support staff or a multi-attorney firm with a large back office, you need certainty that your entire operation is protected. Many firms wonder: do non-attorney personnel increase the cost of legal malpractice...

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