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Volume 10 | April 2018 |
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Canary in the Coal Mine? Do Emerging Attorney General Data Breach Suits Against Equifax Threaten the Handsome Attorney’s Fees Anticipated by Plaintiffs’ Counsel
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SO YOU RECEIVED A KNOCK ON THE DOOR…By: Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esquire and Aidan Smith, Esquire
Knock, knock! Who’s there? It’s the FBI. Or a State Trooper. Or an investigator from the Insurance Commissioner’s office. After the knock, the door opens and the business professional is handed a subpoena to appear and give testimony. No matter how politely the envelope is delivered, what is being delivered is always unwelcomed news. The business professional needs to decide what to do next. Although each situation is different, there are some fundamentals do’s and don’ts in dealing with a grand jury or investigatory subpoena. |
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About PK Law’s Insurance GroupPK Law’s Insurance Group is comprised of a deep bench of attorneys with an extensive range and level of experience in the insurance industry. Lead by Members Patricia McHugh Lambert and Joan Cerniglia-Lowensen, the Group is supported by Members, Steve Allen, Barry Bach, Robert Campbell and James Benjamin and Associates Kambon Williams, Aidan Smith and Kayleigh Toth-Keilty. All members of the Group receive mentoring and are trained to apply the techniques and analysis that the Group’s senior attorneys use including project management, identification of the stages and how to accurately evaluate a case. |
