Saw postings ranging from $35K to $50K. Just depends.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Cannot believe manhattan DA starts at 52k. That's like 4 dollars after COL + taxes. That's less than many new DAs get in rural Colorado.
Kalvano seriously curious what do DAs make in rural Texas?
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Um, doesn't the state bar require malpractice insurance for private attorneys?Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:They also forgo mal practice insurance because not only are they judgment proof, but the clientele is often lower middle class and wouldn't have the money or wherewithal to take action against them.
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No. Maybe one or two states, dunno. But many/most go without.A. Nony Mouse wrote:Um, doesn't the state bar require malpractice insurance for private attorneys?Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:They also forgo mal practice insurance because not only are they judgment proof, but the clientele is often lower middle class and wouldn't have the money or wherewithal to take action against them.
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Colorado makes you report whether you have it, at least.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:No. Maybe one or two states, dunno. But many/most go without.A. Nony Mouse wrote:Um, doesn't the state bar require malpractice insurance for private attorneys?Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:They also forgo mal practice insurance because not only are they judgment proof, but the clientele is often lower middle class and wouldn't have the money or wherewithal to take action against them.
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Yeah I saw that. It's not mandatory though.A. Nony Mouse wrote:Colorado makes you report whether you have it, at least.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:No. Maybe one or two states, dunno. But many/most go without.A. Nony Mouse wrote:Um, doesn't the state bar require malpractice insurance for private attorneys?Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:They also forgo mal practice insurance because not only are they judgment proof, but the clientele is often lower middle class and wouldn't have the money or wherewithal to take action against them.
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2000/rpt/2000-R-0415.htm
From 2000 but at that time only Oregon required it.
http://legalmalpracticenetwork-florida. ... urance.htm
65% of Florida attorneys have it, so undoubtably most solos in Florida do not carry it.
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Don't the state bar licensing board prosecute malpractice actions? All you have to do is fill out a form and they investigate.
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