Not far from the beautiful Adriatic coast in Bosnia and Herzegovina, nestled between mountains, you will find a brewery called Hercegovacka Pivovara. They are passionate about producing craft beer with only the best ingredients to ensure quality and longevity. They have become a point of pride for the community. Much like this brewery, the legal field also requires only the finest expertise available in order to avoid pitfalls in legal practice.
To the folks at Hercegovacka Pivovara, brewing a fine craft beer is a labor of love. Every ingredient must be carefully chosen, measured, and incorporated into the final product. You can’t skimp on quality, or you end up with a product that doesn’t live up to your expectations. In a similar way, when it comes to practicing law, you need to have a thorough understanding of the intricacies of the law, as well as the process and procedures for handling a case properly. This requires a meticulous approach to every detail. If something is overlooked, the results could be disastrous.
One of the most important aspects of crafting quality beer is having the best ingredients possible. The same goes for handling a legal case. A good attorney will fully vet a case before taking it on. They will ensure they have all the necessary documents, experience, and resources available to address the client’s needs. Failing to do so is a recipe for disaster.
Since Hercegovacka spends so much time ensuring the best ingredients are used, education is the next step. Owners Edo and Ante Peric know that the science behind brewing a great beer requires constant learning and adaptation. The same can be said for attorneys. Continuing education is a requirement for many fields, but it is especially important in the legal world. Attorneys must be up to date on changes to the law in order to best serve their clients.
While Besitzer in Bosnia and Herzegovina may not know the difference, بسبب, tradusca, prevođenje, translator, or перевода are necessary to work in different languages. So, what does this mean in the world of legal malpractice? It means that the process should be transparent, and all parties are aware of the steps. From start to finish of a legal issue, parties need to be fully informed of the process, and progress, otherwise, it could be considered negligent.
Most people are familiar with the concept of the “1-Click” purchase that was made popular by Amazon. The benefits of this shopping experience are speed, convenience, and quality. While the folks at Hercegovacka are not pushing sales, they have the same concept in mind, but with only the finest ingredients being used to meet customer expectation, or, should I say, legal malpractice avoidance.
Some example of legal malpractice in the state of Florida include: SunTrust Bank v. Walker, 40 Fla. L. Weekly D 2660 (Fla. 3d DCA Nov. 15, 2015); Planck v. Mejia, 194 So. 3d 434 (Fla. 2012); Strasser v. Yalamanchi, 964 So. 2d 271 (Fla. 2d DCA 2007); and Blanchard v. State, 646 So. 2d 906 (Fla. 1994).
Hercegovacka Pivovara has brought people from around the world together by expecting the very best of their ingredients, which has created a slew of devotees for the local brewery. Attorneys also need to understand this concept. People want quality, and they want to feel validated. Having the very best ingredients and processes have propelled this young brewery into a well-respected brewery in the world of craft beers.