Janis Meyer Quoted in Law360 Article on Best Practices When a Client Passes Away
In The News | 1 min read
Dec 6, 2016
Janis M. Meyer was quoted in the article, "Into The Hereafter: 3 Things To Do When Your Client Dies," published by Law360 on December 5, 2016.
The article discusses what lawyers need to do after a client passes away to protect themselves and the interests of the deceased, which includes reestablishing who you do and do not represent. "If the client's spouse calls up and says 'I want you to do such and such,' you have to make sure he or she is the actual estate executor or administrator," said Ms. Meyer. "There can be real issues of authority in these situations for the lawyer to continue acting, and obviously that’s something that should be in writing."
Read the full article, "Into The Hereafter: 3 Things To Do When Your Client Dies," on the Law360 website. Please note a subscription is required.
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