Risk Averse Insurers Shun IP Lawyers
Unlike most areas of legal practice, intellectual property law opens attorneys to potential malpractice claims on a global scale, notes an insurance expert in the IP field.
Not only can IP practitioners be sued for their own acts or omissions, they can also face suit for acts performed on their behalf in other countries by other agents or attorneys, observed Anthony K. Greene, a director at Herbert L. Jamison & Co., LLC, a brokerage and consulting firm in West Orange, N.J.
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