What to do When Honest Faith Requires Honest Doubt
Suspect your client isn't being entirely truthful?
Suspect your client isn't being entirely truthful?
Much has been written about the potential conflict of interest that attends an insurance carrier’s retention of an attorney to represent an insured.
In Hance v. Super Store Industries, 2020 WL 373070, (Jan. 23, 2020), the Court of Appeal for the Fifth District addressed two important ethics rules involving fee sharing and disclosure to the client regarding whether an attorney has legal malpractice insurance.
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