Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Jan. 6, 2016
Tips to avoid client disputes in 2016
Client disputes cost lawyers time and money, but there are fortunately many preventative steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of client disputes. By John Sullivan
John B. Sullivan
Partner
Long & Levit LLP
Email: jsullivan@longlevit.com
John handles professional liability cases, attorney fee disputes, partnership disputes, and state bar disciplinary matters. He also serves as the Chair of BASF's Legal Malpractice Section.
As the new year begins, people make resolutions to live a happier, and more productive life. One way to enjoy a happier and more productive professional year is to avoid disputes with clients. Client disputes not only cost lawyers money, they also cost valuable time better spent working on matters or developing business. Fortunately, there are many preventative steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of client disputes. Below ...
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