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Lawyers are deeply divided over how their profession should respond on the issue of whether, or to what degree, Pennsylvania's lawyers should be compelled to insure themselves against malpractice suits. At issue currently is the state Supreme Court's proposed Rule of Professional Conduct, which would require attorneys to tell clients whether they are insured. Joseph Prim, who co-chairs the State Bar's solo and small firm committee, said the rule change would adversely affect smaller practices.
October 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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