#62 Why Your Personal EPOA Won’t Protect Your Firm

Getting excited about your well-earned Christmas break? There's just one more thing I need you to add to your end of year checklist... the final piece of the puzzle that every law firm owner needs to have sorted - especially if you’re the sole director of an incorporated legal practice (ILP). Because here’s the catch: Your personal enduring power of attorney doesn’t cover your law firm. And your law society or institute can’t step in without proper authority. In this episode, I explain why this gap in your risk management could become a disaster if something unexpected happens, and how an Entity Power of Attorney can fix it. We’ll cover: Why your law firm needs its own emergency triage plan How an Entity POA protects your business, staff, and clients if you’re suddenly unavailable What the law society/institute and insurer actually needs to take control if the worst happens How to put this protection in place quickly (so you can relax over Christmas) Ready to get it sorted? Our Entity Power of Attorney precedent has everything you need.

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