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First Friday Ethics (May 2024)
Contains material from Nov 2023 to Mar 2024
First Friday Ethics (May 2024)
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Need ethics credit? We’ve got you covered! UT Law CLE’s First Friday Ethics streams live every first Friday of the month, and features some of our best ethics speakers and presentations for a total of 3.00 hrs ethics credit. Fulfill your entire annual ethics requirement in Texas in one day!
This month includes:
(0.75 hr | 0.75 hr ethics)
The Grievance Process and Most Common Violations (Replay)
The presentation is intended to provide general information regarding the amendments made to the grievance process in 2018, the proper way to respond to a grievance identifying attorney misconduct, and common problems to avoid in practice.
(0.50 hr | 0.50 hr ethics)
Practical Uses of AI in M&A: Large Language Models to Create New Realities (Replay)
What if you could review thousands of contracts, determine the potential risk of anti-assignment clauses, and have a first draft of a memo in under 15 minutes? Over the past year, the legal profession has seen incredible advances in the use of artificial intelligence that are making these possibilities a reality. Large Language Models, such as those fueling ChatGPT, have introduced incredible transformational potential for M&A work. Learn more about what is possible, including ethical considerations, in this new reality.
(1.00 hr | 1.00 hr ethics)
Work Product and Attorney-Client Privilege after In Re Grand Jury: Where Do We Go From Here? (Replay)
The law regarding when privileges and protections apply to tax advice was anything but clear leading up to the Supreme Court oral argument in In re: Grand Jury; the Court’s decision to dismiss the case as “improvidently granted” dashed the hopes of tax professionals hoping for a nationwide standard! Hear a review of the current state of the law post-In re: Grand Jury with an emphasis on the Fifth Circuit and how the law there differs from others around the country.
This month includes:
(0.75 hr | 0.75 hr ethics)
Techniques for Negotiating With Difficult Counterparties (Replay)
Hear advice on how to negotiate contracts with difficult counterparties, and explore the importance of our own mindset and how to manage our emotions in these situations. Walk through five types of outrageous negotiation positions and effective responses to defuse and reset the tone of the discussions.
Techniques for Negotiating With Difficult Counterparties (Replay)
Hear advice on how to negotiate contracts with difficult counterparties, and explore the importance of our own mindset and how to manage our emotions in these situations. Walk through five types of outrageous negotiation positions and effective responses to defuse and reset the tone of the discussions.
Laura Frederick, How to Contract - Austin, TX
(0.75 hr | 0.75 hr ethics)
The Grievance Process and Most Common Violations (Replay)
The presentation is intended to provide general information regarding the amendments made to the grievance process in 2018, the proper way to respond to a grievance identifying attorney misconduct, and common problems to avoid in practice.
Nicole E. Jackson, Rosenblatt Law Firm - San Antonio, TX
(0.50 hr | 0.50 hr ethics)
Practical Uses of AI in M&A: Large Language Models to Create New Realities (Replay)
What if you could review thousands of contracts, determine the potential risk of anti-assignment clauses, and have a first draft of a memo in under 15 minutes? Over the past year, the legal profession has seen incredible advances in the use of artificial intelligence that are making these possibilities a reality. Large Language Models, such as those fueling ChatGPT, have introduced incredible transformational potential for M&A work. Learn more about what is possible, including ethical considerations, in this new reality.
Kenton S. Brice, University of Oklahoma College of Law - Norman, OK
(1.00 hr | 1.00 hr ethics)
Work Product and Attorney-Client Privilege after In Re Grand Jury: Where Do We Go From Here? (Replay)
The law regarding when privileges and protections apply to tax advice was anything but clear leading up to the Supreme Court oral argument in In re: Grand Jury; the Court’s decision to dismiss the case as “improvidently granted” dashed the hopes of tax professionals hoping for a nationwide standard! Hear a review of the current state of the law post-In re: Grand Jury with an emphasis on the Fifth Circuit and how the law there differs from others around the country.
Melissa L. Wiley, Lowenstein Sandler LLP - Washington, DC
Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides
- Total Credit Hours:
- 3.00 | 3.00 ethics
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2025
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Techniques for Negotiating With Difficult Counterparties (Mar 2024)
Laura Frederick
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—48 mins
0.75 | 0.75 ethics
Techniques for Negotiating With Difficult Counterparties (Mar 2024)
Hear advice on how to negotiate contracts with difficult counterparties, and explore the importance of our own mindset and how to manage our emotions in these situations. Walk through five types of outrageous negotiation positions and effective responses to defuse and reset the tone of the discussions.
Originally presented: Jan 2024 Renewable Energy Law Institute
Laura Frederick,
How to Contract - Austin, TX
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The Grievance Process and Most Common Violations (Jan 2024)
Nicole E. Jackson
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0.75
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0.75 | 0.75 ethics
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Session 2
—46 mins
0.75 | 0.75 ethics
The Grievance Process and Most Common Violations (Jan 2024)
The presentation is intended to provide general information regarding the amendments made to the grievance process in 2018, the proper way to respond to a grievance identifying attorney misconduct, and common problems to avoid in practice.
Originally presented: Dec 2023 First Friday Ethics (December 2023)
Nicole E. Jackson,
Rosenblatt Law Firm - San Antonio, TX
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Practical Uses of AI in M&A: Large Language Models to Create New Realities (Nov 2023)
Kenton S. Brice
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0.50
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Session 3
—29 mins
0.50 | 0.50 ethics
Practical Uses of AI in M&A: Large Language Models to Create New Realities (Nov 2023)
What if you could review thousands of contracts, determine the potential risk of anti-assignment clauses, and have a first draft of a memo in under 15 minutes? Over the past year, the legal profession has seen incredible advances in the use of artificial intelligence that are making these possibilities a reality. Large Language Models, such as those fueling ChatGPT, have introduced incredible transformational potential for M&A work. Learn more about what is possible, including ethical considerations, in this new reality.
Originally presented: Oct 2023 Mergers and Acquisitions Institute
Kenton S. Brice,
University of Oklahoma College of Law - Norman, OK
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Work Product and Attorney-Client Privilege after In Re Grand Jury: Where Do We Go From Here? (Feb 2024)
Melissa L. Wiley
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1.00 | 1.00 ethics
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Session 4
—61 mins
1.00 | 1.00 ethics
Work Product and Attorney-Client Privilege after In Re Grand Jury: Where Do We Go From Here? (Feb 2024)
The law regarding when privileges and protections apply to tax advice was anything but clear leading up to the Supreme Court oral argument in In re: Grand Jury; the Court’s decision to dismiss the case as “improvidently granted” dashed the hopes of tax professionals hoping for a nationwide standard! Hear a review of the current state of the law post-In re: Grand Jury with an emphasis on the Fifth Circuit and how the law there differs from others around the country.
Originally presented: Dec 2023 Taxation Conference: Day 1 - Focus on Business Planning
Melissa L. Wiley,
Lowenstein Sandler LLP - Washington, DC