- Instructor: Attorney Bob Schaller
- Lectures: 2
Malpractice, Insurance and Ethics.
All lawyers must educate themselves to avoid malpractice. They should also consider malpractice insurance. Cut corners to minimize overhead when possible, but never skip malpractice insurance. It is affordable, monthly payment plans are available, and it is a necessity for practicing law. A malpractice policy may also provide attorney representation while fighting an ethics complaint.
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Malpractice and Insurance
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Ethics Police
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Tax Law
This website helps lawyers become competent to represent clients in the field of bankruptcy and IRS offer in compromise. This course addresses malpractice concerns and the need for malpractice insurance so lawyers can sleep easy at night.
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