Law Practice
Aug. 29, 2009
State Supreme Court Adopts Malpractice Rule
The state Supreme Court adopted a new rule of professional conduct that requires attorneys to inform most clients, in writing, if they don't carry malpractice insurance. The rule goes into effect Jan. 1.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The state Supreme Court on Wednesday adopted a new rule of professional conduct that requires attorneys to inform most clients, in writing, if they don't carry malpractice insurance. The rule goes into effect Jan. 1. The Supreme Court's adoption of the rule formally puts an end to a long and often rancorous debate. The State Bar began looking into malpractice insurance disclosure...
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