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Lawyers assigned by insurer must keep client informed (access required)

Published: October 18, 2012

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Lawyers who provided a defense under a medical malpractice policy should have advised the insured of an impending settlement, even though the policy did not contain a “consent to settle” clause, the Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled in an attorney discipline case.
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