Firms Could Face More Pressure From Insurers Following Public, Inadvertent Disclosures

A Message From the Editor

Good morning. Recent Dropbox blunders in the Alex Jones trial and the Jan. 6 investigation have caused a stir in their respective proceedings, but the troubles might not end there. As requirements for lawyers' tech competence are increasing, such inadvertent disclosures will likely start to come under greater scrutiny. Will they even impact legal malpractice insurance? LTN reporter Cassandre Coyer looks to answer that question in today's featured post.

– Stephanie Wilkins, Editor-in-Chief, Legaltech News

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