Do lawyers get health insurance

Answer 1

Liability insurance, often termed "malpractice insurance. Yes, as far as I know, attorney clients have the ability to sue their attorney's ( especially in felony cases" ) where the attorney does not inform his client of important decisions he intends to make that will clearly hurt the case. Also, Courts impose deadlines on attorneys for certain procedural matters they must take care of for the benefit of their clients. Failure to do these things could adversely affect the client's case.

Answer 2

United States:

Short answer: Yes, if they pay for it.

Longer answer: Lawyers can work for companies or partnerships that offer employer/partnership-based health insurance. In this case, they would most likely get insurance as part of their benefits package with the company/partnership.

Lawyers that work independently can also get health insurance. They may have access to insurance cooperatives, where they pay premiums along with many other people into a group insurance plan. They may also get health insurance as individuals.