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A Law Firm’s Guide to Protecting Assets and Mitigating Risk

Written by Brandon Newlands, Esq. on

Guide Tablet Mockup (2)As a law firm managing partner, you are well aware that insurance is one of your larger operating expenses.

And while no one particularly enjoys paying for insurance, it only takes a single loss to illustrate why having appropriate coverage is critical to protect your firm.

Aside from the obvious area of malpractice insurance, how do you know what types of coverage you need to protect against your most common exposures? This guide can help.

Download the guide to learn:

  • How the risk landscape has changed for law firms
  • A comprehensive list of insurance policies that law firms should consider adding to enhance your protection
  • Insights and practical advice on safeguarding your law firm from a range of risks unique to your practice
  • The role of an independent insurance advisor in helping protect your law firm’s assets

 

Authored by Brandon Newlands, Esq.

Brandon Newlands brings over 20 years of litigation experience to his role as SVP and Senior Director of Coverage and Claims at B. F. Saul Insurance. Brandon supports clients in the event of a claim or coverage issue, and specializes in coverage disputes, claims evaluation/valuation, and risk analysis. He leverages his expertise to guide clients in making informed decisions that align with their unique circumstances.

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