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Serving Two Masters: Conflicts That Arise Between “Clients”
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Serving Two Masters: Conflicts That Arise Between “Clients”
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A discussion about conflicts that arise between “clients,” the tripartite relationship, Tilley and its aftermath, the ethical dilemmas lawyers face, and knowing who you really represent.
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Serving Two Masters (Oct 2024)
Gayla Corley
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Session 1 —39 mins
Serving Two Masters (Oct 2024)
Discuss conflicts that arise between “clients,” the tripartite relationship, Tilley and its aftermath, the ethical dilemmas lawyers face, and knowing who you really represent.
Originally presented: Aug 2024 The Car Crash Seminar
Gayla Corley,
MehaffyWeber, P.C. - San Antonio, TX