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Standing Committee on Lawyers' Professional Liability
The Standing Committee on Lawyers’ Professional Liability is your source for information on legal malpractice claim statistics, insurance for lawyers, and malpractice prevention tips.
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The Committee's Lawyers’ Professional Liability Consortium (LPLC) provides a place where practicing lawyers, insurance professionals, academics and risk managers meet to exchange views, share knowledge and learn the latest information about the law of lawyering. Enroll now!
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Fall 2024 National Legal Malpractice Conference
September 18-20, 2024 - JW Marriott Parq Vancouver. The premier fall event for legal liability, malpractice, and insurance professionals. Your peers and colleagues from across the nation will gather to explore the transformation of the legal liability field and how the changes impact our lawyers.
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Lawyers' Professional Liability Consortium (LPLC) Upcoming Webinars
You won't want to miss this outstanding lineup of programming in 2024. Mark your calendars now.
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Upcoming National Legal Malpractice Conferences
Mark your calendars for future Spring and Fall National Legal Malpractice Conferences.
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Edward C. Mendrzycki Award, A Scholarly Writing Competition
Each year, Law Students and Young Lawyers who are members of the American Bar Association can enter to win a $5,000 cash prize and a trip to the ABA Spring National Legal Malpractice Conference. Check back soon for more details!
Directory of Insurance Carriers
Find lawyers' professional liability insurance carriers in your state.
Explainer Video Series
Tail Coverage
Everyday lawyers get sued and everyday they file claims with their insurance carrier. But what happens when a claim is filed against you after you leave a firm, if your firm closes, or after you retire? That's what Extended Reporting Periods or "Tail" Coverage are for.
