Lawyers know all too well that job demands for attorneys can cause increased levels of stress  that lead to serious health problems. But what happens when client impatience, combined with the increased speed of communications, leads to errors affecting the bottom line?

It’s a very real problem affecting attorneys at all levels, according to David Friedman, litigation partner in the Stamford office of Murtha Cullina who said in an interview this week that the modes of communication people use today can contribute to costly errors. He noted that client demands for instantaneous answers, combined with technology that allows lawyers to give them, creates an environment in which mistakes can easily be made.

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