Perspective
Jan. 5, 2013
New Year's lesson for professionals: Every good deed will be punished
With a new year upon us, now is a good time for all professionals to develop good practices to ensure that existing and prospective clients don't transform into litigious former clients. By Garrett Fahy
Nowhere is the truism nullum beneficium est impunitum (no good deed goes unpunished) more clearly demonstrated than in lawsuits against accountants, CPAs and business managers, my primary practice area. With a new year upon us, now is a good time for all professionals to evaluate existing and pending engagements and develop good practices to ensure that existing and prospective clients don't transform into litigious former clients.
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