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Legal Ethics & Malpractice

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice
Posted January 22, 2025

Your Beat Can Go On: Pacemakers After Death

Let’s say that you or a loved one has a cardiac pacemaker or other implantable cardiac device (ICD). Have you ever wondered what happens to these devices after you pass away?  Interestingly, [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice
Posted December 20, 2024

State Bar Grievances – Don’t Let A Fool Represent You!

Receiving a grievance from the State Bar is not a pleasant experience for anyone.  Your initial response may be disbelief: “this is ridiculous, I didn’t do that!”; anger: “what an ungrateful [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Bar Grievances, Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Risk Management
Posted August 19, 2024

Credibility: Truth, Lies, and Exaggerations

In every client engagement and resulting matter, a lot is riding on credibility-credibility with your counsel, the jury and the tribunal. It’s the main way that a jury and tribunal evaluate [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Estate Planning, Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Life & Legacy Planning
Posted December 26, 2023

What’s Coming For Clients In 2024

Chandler Law Life and Legacy Practice Chandler Law is pleased to announce the addition of an innovative estate planning practice called Life and Legacy Practice in early 2024. Let me provide [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Georgia State Bar Grievances, Law Firm Practice Management, Legal Ethics & Malpractice
Posted December 26, 2023

The Year End Is Fast Approaching. Is It Time For Your Firm’s Law Practice Management Review?

Managing your clients and firm is more than a full time job, and things seem to get more hectic every month as your business grows and the year’s end approaches. While you’re busy running the [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Newsletters
Posted July 13, 2023

What Not To Do When the Fan Starts Slinging What Just Hit It (Part 4 of 4)

Getting Help With Malpractice Claims And Bar Grievances (Part IV of IV) Introduction In the recent Report of the General Counsel of the State Bar of Georgia (“State Bar”), it was [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Newsletters
Posted May 22, 2023

What Not To Do When the Fan Starts Slinging What Just Hit It (Part 3 of 4)

Getting Help With Malpractice Claims And Bar Grievances (Part III of IV) Introduction The most recent Report of the General Counsel of the State Bar of Georgia (“State Bar”) reported [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Newsletters
Posted May 16, 2023

Arbitration Clauses In Law Firm Engagement Agreements: Friend or Foe?

Deciding to retain a law firm is an important business decision and typically involves due diligence, including interviews with one or more of the firm’s attorneys and consultation with your [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Newsletters
Posted April 28, 2023

What Not To Do When the Fan Starts Slinging What Just Hit It (Part 2 of 4)

Getting Help With Malpractice Claims And Bar Grievances (Part II of IV) Introduction Since publishing Part I of this four-part series, several new clients contacted us after being shocked and [...]

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By Chandler Law
In Legal Ethics & Malpractice, Newsletters
Posted March 22, 2023

What Not To Do When the Fan Starts Slinging What Just Hit It (Part 1 of 4)

Getting Help With Malpractice Claims And Bar Grievances (Part I of IV) Introduction Over the past several weeks, we have had the privilege of advising several colleagues who contacted us [...]

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