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Apr. 1, 2007
Expert Advice
With the growing potential for angry or irrational clients to attack, it behooves lawyers to consider beefing up security. By Steve Albrecht
By Steve Albrecht
Workplace Violence
Securing Yourself Against Dangerous Clients
The lethal risk to lawyers from angry current or former clients is neither a new problem nor is it going away. Whether you work as a sole practitioner in a small office or for a large firm in a downtown high-rise, you should...
Workplace Violence
Securing Yourself Against Dangerous Clients
The lethal risk to lawyers from angry current or former clients is neither a new problem nor is it going away. Whether you work as a sole practitioner in a small office or for a large firm in a downtown high-rise, you should...
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