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: Legal LiteracyPredictable surprises
By Hanna
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Most lawyers are specialists. When you couple specialization with a penchant for risk aversion, it’s easy to see why cases are generously staffed and how costs can quickly escalate.
When the owner of a small business, for example, engaged a law firm to represent him in a routine acquisition, his lawyers refused to revise documents he [...]Full post as published by Legal Literacy on March 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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