Identifying and selecting proper malpractice insurance is a serious undertaking. Attorneys and firms are required to balance a law practice’s unique malpractice risk factors against the price of coverage, but it is very important to consider factors other than just price.
Understanding the proper type of insurance is particularly important for California attorneys, who are required to disclose to clients if they do not carry malpractice insurance. Rule 3-410.
Evaluating Malpractice Risk
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