2014 LMRM Conference - Risk Management Topics
Event
Mar 7, 2014
The nation's premier event focused on current and important developments in the law and litigation of malpractice claims, legal malpractice, insurance and risk management strategies.
The 13th Annual Legal Malpractice & Risk Management Conference will be held March 5–7, 2014. The LMRM Conference will again offer interactive panels led by leaders in their fields, who are professional liability practitioners, law firm general counsel and insurance professionals. Each panel will provide a comprehensive examination of current developments with an emphasis on recent legal decisions.
The March 7, 2014 Risk Management Topics Include:
- “Playbook” Disqualifications
- Watching Your Step: Uncovering and Working Through Client Lies
- On the Horizon: Enterprise Risk Management – Welcome to Your Future
For complete topic descriptions and panel speakers, please visit LMRM.com.
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