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Ethics in Contracting Issues
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Ethics in Contracting Issues
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Well done. Very practical.
Great content. Interesting ethical questions.
Could not hear some of the questions from the audience. Maybe have microphones available for audience members to use.
Good information - good examples.
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Very helpful examples to refine concepts. Enjoyed the presentation.
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Using hypotheticals, this presentation focuses on a number of ethics issues that might arise in contracting situations. Can lawyers take advantage of privileged communications the adversary inadvertently sends them? Can lawyers receiving electronic documents look for hidden metadata the other side has not scrubbed? What duties do lawyers have in representing contracting parties, with regards to disclosing client confidences to prevent the adversary from being deceived about the clients' intent, or to correct the adversary's misunderstanding about the law, the contract's terms, or the adversary's scriveners error?
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Ethics in Contracting Issues (Apr 2018)
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Ethics in Contracting Issues (Apr 2018)
Using hypotheticals, this presentation focuses on a number of ethics issues that might arise in contracting situations. Can lawyers take advantage of privileged communications the adversary inadvertently sends them? Can lawyers receiving electronic documents look for hidden metadata the other side has not scrubbed? What duties do lawyers have in representing contracting parties, with regards to disclosing client confidences to prevent the adversary from being deceived about the clients' intent, or to correct the adversary's misunderstanding about the law, the contract's terms, or the adversary's scriveners error?
Originally presented: Apr 2018 Health Law Conference
Tom Spahn,
McGuireWoods LLP - Tysons, VA