California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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... malpractice claims be continued . 8. Many lawyers reduce contingent fees where circumstances are appropriate . 9. Experienced malpractice attorneys spend a considerable amount of their time reviewing facts , studying hospital records ...
... malpractice claims be continued . 8. Many lawyers reduce contingent fees where circumstances are appropriate . 9. Experienced malpractice attorneys spend a considerable amount of their time reviewing facts , studying hospital records ...
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... malpractice liability or malpractice insurance coverage . Where the use of such allied health - care personnel is medically justified , it has not been shown that malpractice problems have significantly restrained their use . p . 17 ...
... malpractice liability or malpractice insurance coverage . Where the use of such allied health - care personnel is medically justified , it has not been shown that malpractice problems have significantly restrained their use . p . 17 ...
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... malpractice but does not know that the malpractice has caused the damage . This may be an unusual event , but is not impossible . Conceivably , an attorney might draft a contract in a manner which fails to protect the client . If the ...
... malpractice but does not know that the malpractice has caused the damage . This may be an unusual event , but is not impossible . Conceivably , an attorney might draft a contract in a manner which fails to protect the client . If the ...
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Associate Editors | 4 |
Incoming Presidents Message | 13 |
CTLA Convention Luncheon Address | 29 |
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