If there's any doubt that the relationship between insurance companies and their defense lawyers is deteriorating, look no further than the clients Randy Johnston has been attracting lately. It seems when insurance companies lose big at trial, they don't just get mad, says Johnston, a legal malpractice lawyer. They want to get even. "I've handled more cases for insurance companies against their lawyers than any other kind of case," he says.
January 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If there’s any doubt that the relationship between insurance companies and their defense lawyers is deteriorating, look no further than the clients Randy Johnston has been attracting lately.
It seems when insurance companies lose big at trial, they don’t just get mad, says Johnston, a legal malpractice lawyer. They want to get even.
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