The recent New York Appellate Division, First Department, decision of Jose Borges v. Alfred Placeres, 2019 NY Slip Op 29221 (1st Dept. 2019) sheds light on the often murky topic of when a legal malpractice claim can be assigned. The Borges decision helpfully explains some circumstances when a legal malpractice... Read more →

For those in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia - Hurricane Dorian continues to impact several states as it heads up the eastern coast. The Liberty Mutual claims professionals are ready to respond immediately if necessary. Here are some important resources in the event you are affected by... Read more →

As lawyers, communicating with our clients is a vital part of our practice. Not only are our communications with clients a critical part of simply being able to handle matters on their behalf but keeping clients informed on active or ongoing matters is also an ethical obligation. Read more →

As cyber professionals often counsel, it’s “when, not if” a cyber attack will affect you, your firm and your clients. Our duties and obligations as practitioners require that we take steps to protect ourselves and our clients from the risks associated with such attacks, including developing and implementing plans and... Read more →

More law firms of all types and sizes use outsourcing as a means to help them practice law and to manage their law practices. Outsourcing encompasses the delegation of legal work or administrative tasks to third-party providers outside the law firm. Intellectual technology services, document processing and records management constitute... Read more →