Malpractice?

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As I am now working on my own in the profession I am concerned more then ever of the possibility of committing malpractice. At my old firm, f- it, if I messed up it wasn't my ass, I was the new attorney, my partner would get the anal fissure before I did.

Now, shit, should I have emailed that, oops, did I tell that client everything he needs to know, I better follow that up with at least an email.

Last year, legal work from a poker table made sense to me, billable hour plus profit for me, now, probably not a good idea, probably, ok, no, bad idea.

The point of this is, nonlawyers have no idea how much by the balls they can have their attorney. Charge me a little too much (or the right amount, no material difference), I am going to report you to the bar. Not return my phone calls, notify your carrier. It is like the middle school teacher being accused of rape when all he has done is give the bitch an F in the A, or B, just having too many people accuse of something wrong is enough.

So, I had a middle school teacher accused of having a conversation of a sexual nature and attempting to schedule a bit of loving wiht a ten year old girl online. Turns out, not a ten year old girl, instead, federal agents, but hey, both can type no hair anywhere and whatever else is good about ten year olds. One day, cops show up at school and escort the teacher away and the school distances themselves from the man. Only problem, not true, teacher did nothing wrong. First clue, guy was queer, oh well, they'll get it right next time.