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Custody Litigation: Problem Clients
Contains material from Jun 2014
Custody Litigation: Problem Clients
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A panel discussion on the ethical and legal issues relating to the problem client. Learn how to identify and work with a client with a personality disorder, an addiction or other complicating behavior. What are your obligations as the attorney? How do you defend the bad facts in court? How can you zealously advocate for a client you do not believe in?
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Panel III: Crazy—Your Client or Mine? (Jun 2014)
Wendy S. Burgower, Jonathan J. Bates, James R. Flens, Sol Rappaport
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Panel III: Crazy—Your Client or Mine? (Jun 2014)
A panel discussion on the ethical and legal issues relating to the problem client. Learn how to identify and work with a client with a personality disorder, an addiction or other complicating behavior. What are your obligations as the attorney? How do you defend the bad facts in court? How can you zealously advocate for a client you do not believe in?
Originally presented: Jun 2014 Innovations—Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation
Wendy S. Burgower,
Burgower & Rainwater, LLP - Houston, TX
Jonathan J. Bates,
Kinser & Bates, L.L.P. - Dallas, TX
James R. Flens, Psy.D., ABPP,
Custody Evaluator and Consultant - Valrico, FL
Sol Rappaport, Ph.D.,
Counseling Connections - Libertyville, IL
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Panel III: Crazy—Your Client or Mine?
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Panel III: Crazy—Your Client or Mine?
continued (Jun 2014)
Originally presented: Jun 2014 Innovations—Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation