The state Supreme Court has formed a committee to weigh the benefits and burdens of mandatory malpractice insurance and a requirement that lawyers disclose whether they have such coverage.
The Ad Hoc Committee on Attorney Malpractice Insurance came into being on Sept. 29, following the recommendation of its Professional Responsibility Rules Committee. The panel will include representatives from the bar, professional liability insurance industry and other affected groups.
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