Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Civil Litigation
Jan. 18, 2019
Ethical pitfalls to avoid with personal injury liens
Whether you represent people injured in accidents or defend these cases, you need to understand your ethical obligations regarding liens. Failing to properly address a lien could prove embarrassing or even cost you the right to practice law. This is very important stuff.
Lars C. Johnson
Mediator
Signature Resolution
Lars was a litigator for 20 years before joining Signature as a full-time mediator. He has extensive experience handling high-stakes catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, as well as insurance coverage disputes.
If you handle personal injury cases, there is one thing for certain: You will be confronted with liens. Whether you represent people injured in accidents or defend these cases, you need to understand your ethical obligations regarding li...
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