Law Practice,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
May 7, 2021
Tips for avoiding risk when acting as replacement counsel
When clients choose their attorneys, they place faith in the attorney to handle the matter effectively and consistently with their expectations. Sometimes, things do not go as planned. There could be unanticipated results, miscommunications, or perhaps just a bad “fit.” In those situations, clients could decide to bring in replacement counsel to continue the representation.
When clients choose their attorneys, they place faith in the attorney to handle the matter effectively and consistently with their expectations. Sometimes, things do not go as planned. There could be unanticipated results, miscommunications, or perhaps just a bad “fit.” In those situations, clients could decide to bring in replacement counsel to continue the representation.
Although every representation begins with optimism that the ...
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