Shari Klevens (left) and Alanna Clair, Dentons.
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At some point during their careers, lawyers may be faced with the threat of a bar grievance or even have one filed against them.
Sometimes a former client will raise the prospect of bar grievance during the course of litigation over a legal malpractice claim. Other times a lawyer may face the threat from opposing counsel in a general litigation matter, who may be improperly attempting to use that threat as a way to gain leverage in the case or force a settlement.
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