Legal malpractice insurers are becoming much more aggressive about renewals, sometimes denying renewals for attorneys and law practices. Although this could be the result of concerns about a particular attorney or law firm, many times these decisions involve unrelated factors.
November 17, 2014 at 11:15 AM
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Legal malpractice insurers are becoming much more aggressive about renewals, sometimes denying renewals for attorneys and law practices. Although this could be the result of concerns about a particular attorney or law firm, many times these decisions involve unrelated factors.
Yet, the fact remains that nonrenewals cause attorneys to feel panicked by the situation and unnecessarily desperate for options.
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