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ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2018

Kicking The Can Down The Road – Again

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Too bad the legal profession could for once imitate life! The issue of pre-existing conditions is receiving heightened scrutiny by the public and may actually be dealt with in the not too distant future.

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Stephen Mabey
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Too bad the legal profession could for once imitate life!

The issue of pre-existing conditions is receiving heightened scrutiny by the public and may actually be dealt with in the not too distant future.

Conversely the legal profession has opted to "kick their pre-existing conditions" down the road once again.

As we approach the close of one year and the start of another, this column will draw attention to four "pre-existing challenges" that most firms appear to be once again deferring dealing with to another year.

The "pre-existing challenges" listed below are not in any particular order as their importance will be determined on a firm by firm basis.

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