Shari Klevens (left) and Alanna Clair of Dentons. Courtesy photos When to Say Goodbye to a Client
The decision to end a representation can be a difficult one. But many lawyers who have had to defend against legal malpractice claims often note a time in the underlying client representation when they knew something was "off"
October 07, 2024 at 12:56 PM
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Many lawyers in private practice dedicate significant time to developing new business. Indeed, fee-paying clients are what keep the lights on, so it is important for lawyers to continue to develop their client database.
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