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Tag Archives: doctors
Take Two & Sue Me in the Morning: Doctor sues parents of overdose victim
As we’ve noted before, there are doctors who aren’t happy with the legal system, especially when they’re in trouble. In my experience representing quite a few doctors and related groups, much of the problem arises from a lack of accurate … Continue reading
Posted in Civilian's Guide to Lawyers, Client Tips, Devil's Advocate, Firing a Lawyer, Hiring a lawyer, Lawyer Management, Legal Bill Reviews, Legal Commentary, Legal Fees, Legal News Notes
Tagged doctors, Doctors vs. lawyers, hiring lawyer, lawyer, legal bill review, legal fee, litigation, nuisance suits
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Hire the right lawyer early: it’s cheaper
People who need lawyers often procrastinate, which is fine with the legal profession, especially litigators. That’s because problems that could have been anticipated and dealt with for four or low five figure fees at the front end become high five … Continue reading
Posted in Civilian's Guide to Lawyers, Client Tips, Devil's Advocate, Firing a Lawyer, Hiring a lawyer, In-House Lawyer Notes, Legal Fees
Tagged arbitration, attorney selection, client property, doctors, Doctors vs. lawyers, Employment litigation, estate, hiring lawyer, last will, lawyer, legal fee, litigation, Wills/Estates/Probate
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Doctors in glass houses try to monopolize stone supply
We’ve noted before that doctors often feel they know something about the law, even though they make terrible lawyers. Indeed, their frustration with the legal system, coupled with the cost of malpractice insurance and fear of being sued by patients, … Continue reading
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Tagged adhesion contracts, copyright, doctors, Doctors vs. lawyers
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Ambulance Chasing 2012: Lawyers fake “press releases” to sign up clients
Lawyers aren’t supposed to solicit their clients directly, at least in theory. It is quite true that there are lawyers (or their helpers) cruising hospitals, cutting deals with ambulance drivers, doctors, nurses, and funeral homes, and so on for tips … Continue reading →