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By Susan McRae Daily Journal Staff Writer It's virtually inevitable that every lawyer will get hit with at least one malpractice verdict in his or her career, experts said, and solo and small firms may be the most vulnerable. The economy can take part of the blame, say lawyers and legal consultants, but while many firms facing hard times have been forced to run lean, it doesn't do any good to buy ...
By Susan McRae Daily Journal Staff Writer It's virtually inevitable that every lawyer will get hit with at least one malpractice verdict in his or her career, experts said, and solo and small firms may be the most vulnerable. The economy can take part of the blame, say lawyers and legal consultants, but while many firms facing hard times have been forced to run lean, it doesn't do any good to buy ...
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