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The New Ethics of Human Rights
Contains material from May 2017
The New Ethics of Human Rights
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Great topic,lots of useful information.
I was disappointed that the UN's Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights was not mentioned until 29 minutes into the presentation. The Guiding Principles constitute the framework in which all of this work is being done. Also, the IBA documents were not mentioned until 35 minutes into the presentation. The IBA and the Guiding Principles should have been discussed at the beginning of the presentation not as an after thought.
The ethics opportunity here still seems more aspirational than firmly imposed by law. But high aspirations for ethical practice and client affiliations are very good to ave and live.
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Explore how human rights considerations are important to Texas businesses and their legal practices, the underlying legal framework and guiding principles, how the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct may be updated to reflect these concerns, and how attorneys can use this new perspective when advising their clients.
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The Impact of the New Ethics of Human Rights on International Commercial Law Practices (May 2017)
Karla Pascarella
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The Impact of the New Ethics of Human Rights on International Commercial Law Practices (May 2017)
Explore how human rights considerations are important to Texas businesses and their legal practices, the underlying legal framework and guiding principles, how the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct may be updated to reflect these concerns, and how attorneys can use this new perspective when advising their clients.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 The Impact of the New Ethics of Human Rights on International Commercial Law Practices
Karla Pascarella,
General Counsel, Isolux Corsan, LLC - Austin, TX