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Land Use 2017: Ethics of Negotiation and Cybersecurity
Contains material from May 2017
Land Use 2017: Ethics of Negotiation and Cybersecurity
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The Ethics of Negotiation portion with Michael Shaunessy was excellent, informative with good examples, and well presented. The subject matter dealing with cybersecurity tended to be dull and did not provide very much insight.
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First guy was good, second guy was awful.
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Session 1: Ethics of Negotiation - Listen to a discussion about the ethical duties and obligations of both city and private attorneys. Distinguish when are you dealing with law and when are you dealing with fairness.
Session 2: Zoning 101 - Review zoning legal requirements and procedures, how to make a zoning decision, and how zoning interacts with the comprehensive plan.
Session 2: Zoning 101 - Review zoning legal requirements and procedures, how to make a zoning decision, and how zoning interacts with the comprehensive plan.
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Ethics of Negotiation (May 2017)
Michael A. Shaunessy
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Ethics of Negotiation (May 2017)
Discuss the ethical duties and obligations of both city and private attorneys. Distinguish when are you dealing with law and when are you dealing with fairness.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
Michael A. Shaunessy,
McGinnis Lochridge - Austin, TX
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Cyber-Secure Attorneys: Ethical Obligations, Ambiguities, and Practical Considerations (May 2017)
Peter Brooke Haskel
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Cyber-Secure Attorneys: Ethical Obligations, Ambiguities, and Practical Considerations (May 2017)
Review developing online security considerations for attorneys, with a focus on ethical obligations, unsettled questions, and practical tips. Address what steps an attorney should take to secure online communications with clients and others, secure law office electronic data, and what online investigative techniques are permissible.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
Peter Brooke Haskel,
City Attorney - Dallas, TX