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why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
'a lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client'
i bet it applys to firms as well
i bet it applys to firms as well
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
Yep.hefox wrote:'a lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client'
i bet it applys to firms as well
And, not all firms do professional liability defense work.
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
Like they don't really want themselves to win?NYAssociate wrote:Conflict of interest issues.
(just kidding, I know what you mean. Sounds funny, that's all)
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
Perhaps having a deep bench for defending against professional liability claims is not what some firms would like to be known for.
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
The firm's malpractice carrier might have its own stable of preferred defense counsel. It's their money, after all.
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Re: why does a law firm need another law firm to defend itself?
Incidentally, Irell and Williams & Connolly do a lot of malpractice work (representing attorneys). It's good to be the firm other lawyers turn to.