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malpractice insurance?
do associates at biglaw firms have their own malpractice insurance? or is it all covered/handled by the firm and the partners?
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Anonymous User
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Re: malpractice insurance?
That will be completely handled by the firm and the partnership on a headcount basis. You won't have to worry about that at a biglaw firm.Anonymous User wrote:do associates at biglaw firms have their own malpractice insurance? or is it all covered/handled by the firm and the partners?
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tier4_partner
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Re: malpractice insurance?
In almost any firm (big or small) the partners deal with and provide malpractice insurance. The only time this becomes dicey is if you have a loose “of counsel” relationship with a firm.Anonymous User wrote:do associates at biglaw firms have their own malpractice insurance? or is it all covered/handled by the firm and the partners?
