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Dabbling: A Dangerous Practice Even for Accomplished Attorneys
The American Bar Association estimates that 46 percent of all legal malpractice claims are based on the attorney's failure to understand substantive law or specialized procedures, and that more than 60 percent of all malpractice claims involve an area of the law in which the subject attorney works less than 20 percent of the time. Attorneys who practice in a single area of the law account for less than 7 percent of all claims.Lewis Brisbois Hires Six Laterals in Houston
William "Bill" Helfand leads a group of six labor and employment lawyers who moved to Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith from Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry of Houston.Temp Agency May Be Liable for Murder by Its Employee
A temporary employment agency can be held liable to the family of prominent Manhattan real estate broker Linda Stein, who was bludgeoned to death by a personal assistant employed by the agency, a Manhattan judge has ruled.Still Short of Midyear Mark, a Breakneck Pace for Firm Moves
There's been a greater degree of mobility within the legal industry in recent years. But the current activity level in New Jersey—including mergers and spin-offs, to go along with the lateral moves that have become commonplace—is remarkable by any standard.Lawyer's DQ from Auto Case After Representing Insurer Stands
The New Jersey Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal of a ruling that a law firm was conflicted out of representing the defendant driver in an automobile wrongful death suit after previously representing an insurer in a related coverage case.Lawyer's DQ From Auto Case After Representing Insurer Stands
The New Jersey Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal of a ruling that a law firm was conflicted out of representing the defendant driver in an automobile wrongful death suit after previously representing an insurer in a related coverage case.3-D Printing Set to Disrupt Products Liability Law
The concept of the traditional supply chain, with a designer, manufacturer, distributor and purchaser, forms the backbone of products liability law. But with the rise of 3-D printing, where a person may design and essentially manufacture a ­product in his or her garage, the traditional supply chain goes out the window, along with many basic notions about strict liability.The Am Law Second Hundred: Taking a Dive
Overall, the firms in the bottom half of the Am Law 200 had a rougher year than their richer counterparts.The Patient Safety Act: Unresolved Issues from 'Applegrad'
The applicability of the PSA will remain the subject of dispute between hospitals and patient-plaintiffs until further decisions on the act are issued.Trending Stories
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