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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING PROFESSIONALS', OFFICERS', AND DIRECTORS' LIABILITY

[...]of the document review conducted by the contract attorneys, "[a]bout 250,000 electronic documents were produced to the governmental entities, including many based on the contract attorneys' assessments of responsiveness and privilege." [...]with the increasing use of less-supervi...

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Published in:	Tort trial & insurance practice law journal 2011-09, Vol.47 (1), p.439-467
Main Authors:	Barnes, Gary H., Bogaert, William T., Hettinger, Lindsey P., Renck, Richard L., Rogers, John C., Strick, Daniel S., Eisen, David S., Piorek, Joanna, Kuzniar, Jason M., Ndulo, Nchimunya
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Subjects:	Accountancy Attorneys Automobile liability insurance Directors' and officers' liability insurance Health insurance Insurance companies Insurance policies Legal malpractice Malpractice Mediation Plaintiffs Statutory law Surveys
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description	[...]of the document review conducted by the contract attorneys, "[a]bout 250,000 electronic documents were produced to the governmental entities, including many based on the contract attorneys' assessments of responsiveness and privilege." [...]with the increasing use of less-supervised temporary contract attorneys, to what extent are law firms liable for their actions? A recent trend has been for law firms to require that contract attorneys agree to indemnification provisions for any potential malpractice claims arising from their work. 14 This trend reverses the traditional approach in which employers obtain liability insurance to cover errors and omissions by their employees.\n Additionally, Mountain City Ford and Elite had a long-standing relationship. 156 Because Mountain City Ford verified and signed the application, Elite was not held responsible for the misrepresentation on the insurance application.
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