"As we continue to the work more remotely, and go into an economic downturn, we can expect potentially more malpractice claims," Eileen Garczynski, senior vice president and partner at Ames & Gough, said. "No matter how many years a law firm has been in business or the experience their attorneys have, they still need to focus on the basics, like communication, documentation and supervision." (Credit: Feng Yu/Shutterstock.com)
The legal industry has a problem, and it is not just bad news for insurance companies.
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Michael A. Mora
Michael was born and raised in South Florida. He went to undergrad at Florida Atlantic University and earned his master's degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He is the crypto litigation reporter for Law.com, as well as an editor for ALM Global. You can email him at [email protected].
