NEW Case Study Publication – Introducing “Exhibit A”
We’ve launched a new risk management publication, “Exhibit A” and it is available for your attorney clients! We take a deep dive into a real-life claim that happened to one of our insured attorneys and what your attorney clients can learn from their experience.
“Exhibit A” helps lawyers:
- Manage risk by avoiding the pitfalls we’ve seen happen to our insureds.
- Learn about claims that could happen to them.
- Gain an understanding of the professional liability suits that can be brought against them.
Here’s a sneak peek of what’s in this issue of “Exhibit A”: The insured attorney represented their client in the sale of a commercial ice rink and also in a tangent property damage insurance claim for a critical broken roof support beam. The client alleged that the insured negligently negotiated the sale of the rink and filed a civil complaint against the insured as well as a request for investigation with the state’s disciplinary board.
Risk Resources to Share with Your Lawyer Clients!
As you know, we have a new risk management partner, Attorneys Risk Management (ARM) at Barron & Newburger. Each month, ARM publishes a helpful risk resource specifically for attorneys. In case you missed past publications, we wanted to share them with you. Feel free to pass them along to any of your clients you think might benefit from these resources. The most recent three publications include:
- Unpaid Fees and Related Traps for the Unwary
- Joint Representation: With Reward Comes Risk
- Turning Away Clients Can be Good Business
All statements and opinions in this publication are for informational and educational purposes only. None of the information presented should be considered as offering legal advice or legal opinion. We are not liable for any errors, inaccuracies or omissions. In the event any of the information presented conflicts with the terms and conditions of any policy of insurance offered by Medmarc Casualty Insurance Company and/or Noetic Specialty Insurance Company, the terms and conditions of the actual policy will apply.