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Licensing Candidates: Tips and Avoiding Malpractice Claims

Name: Licensing Candidates: Tips and Avoiding Malpractice Claims
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A Comprehensive Overview of Essential Professional Liability Insurance, Practice Management, and Technology Tips for New Lawyers

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BeginnerUpdated Apr 9, 2023

Licensing Candidates: Tips and Avoiding Malpractice Claims

What You'll Learn

check_circleIdentify common licensing pitfalls.

check_circleLearn to mitigate malpractice risks.

check_circleUnderstand LawPro policy coverage.

check_circleExplore effective claim avoidance.

check_circleImprove client communication skills.

check_circleMaster risk management techniques.

About This Course

This course discussed the following key topics:

LAWPRO Policy Coverage

Overview of mandatory LAWPRO policy coverage
How to file a claim
Details on additional LAWPRO coverages

Risk Awareness: Even the Best Lawyers Can Make Mistakes

Emphasis on the reality that errors can happen to anyone
Review of the most common legal errors
LAWPRO claims statistics by area of law, including: plaintiff litigation, defense litigation, real estate, corporate law, family law, wills & estates, and intellectual property.

Technology Tips for Better Practice Management

Apps and tech tips that can help improve lawyering effectiveness and practice management.

Presenter: Ray Leclair

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Toronto Lawyers Association

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