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Risk Management for Attorneys – Part 1: Document, Document, Document

Risk Management for Attorneys – Part 1: Document, Document, Document

by Evan Schwartz | Nov 18, 2016 | Insights

  My partner Matthew Conroy and I recently presented a continuing legal education seminar to lawyers on risk management for attorneys. That seminar was broadcast live and is available online at lawline.com. During the seminar, we covered many topics. For part one...

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