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Interacting and Dealing with Difficult People: Ethically Working with All Kinds of Others
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Interacting and Dealing with Difficult People: Ethically Working with All Kinds of Others
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The Texas Lawyer's Creed reminds us of our oath to "disagree without being disagreeable." But today's polarizing culture ensures we will have to interact with coworkers, leaders, and volunteers who can make it very hard to remain civil. In this enlightening and entertaining session, we'll discuss how to navigate difficult conversations respectfully, manage our own impulses toward being difficult, and actively model civility to ensure that we are in compliance with our legal and professional duties toward all.
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- 0.75 | 0.50 ethics
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- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2026
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Interacting and Dealing with Difficult People: Ethically Working with All Kinds of Others (Mar 2025)
DeDe Church
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Interacting and Dealing with Difficult People: Ethically Working with All Kinds of Others (Mar 2025)
The Texas Lawyer's Creed reminds us of our oath to "disagree without being disagreeable." But today's polarizing culture ensures we will have to interact with coworkers, leaders, and volunteers who can make it very hard to remain civil. In this enlightening and entertaining session, we'll discuss how to navigate difficult conversations respectfully, manage our own impulses toward being difficult, and actively model civility to ensure that we are in compliance with our legal and professional duties toward all.
Originally presented: Feb 2025 School Law Conference
DeDe Church,
DeDe Church & Associates, LLC - Austin, TX