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Lessons Learned From GCs Behaving Badly (Allegedly)
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Lessons Learned From GCs Behaving Badly (Allegedly)
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It is always better to learn from someone else’s mistakes. Examine examples of in-house counsel allegedly (or admittedly) behaving badly—from alleged assaults and slurs to embezzlement—and what inhouse counsel can learn from those situations. Discuss examples of in-house counsel allegedly being punished for doing the right thing, and review applicable Model Rules of Professional Conduct, including Rules 1.13 and 8.4.
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 7/31/2025
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Lessons Learned From GCs Behaving Badly (Allegedly) (Jul 2024)
Joseph T. Clees
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Lessons Learned From GCs Behaving Badly (Allegedly) (Jul 2024)
It is always better to learn from someone else’s mistakes. Examine examples of in-house counsel allegedly (or admittedly) behaving badly—from alleged assaults and slurs to embezzlement—and what in-house counsel can learn from those situations. Discuss examples of in-house counsel allegedly being punished for doing the right thing, and review applicable Model Rules of Professional Conduct, including Rules 1.13 and 8.4.
Originally presented: May 2024 Corporate Counsel Institute
Joseph T. Clees,
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. - Phoenix, AZ