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A critical list of what not to do when a client is fired, retires or simply moves on.
Because many companies budget on a calendar year annual basis, the deadline to notify clients of intentions to increase rates after the first of the year has already passed.
Firstly, know what a paralegally can, and cannot, legally do for the firm, Julie Brook with the University of California’s CEB® legal resource program. Other tips include setting completion dates, delineating the paralegal’s responsibilities, and be respectful.
The First District Court of Appeals found a law firm’s letter to a debtor, threatening to sue, was in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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