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Ethical Implications When Representing Impaired Professionals
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The representation of licensed professionals impaired by a substance abuse disorder and/or mental illness presents unique challenges and regulatory pitfalls for the unwary. Explore the attorney's ethical obligation when representing impaired clients, and how you can benefit your client to restore and improve their social and occupational functioning.
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Ethical Implications When Representing Impaired Professionals (Sep 2018)
Louis D. Leichter, Dan Lype
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Ethical Implications When Representing Impaired Professionals (Sep 2018)
The representation of licensed professionals impaired by a substance abuse disorder and/or mental illness presents unique challenges and regulatory pitfalls for the unwary. Explore the attorney's ethical obligation when representing impaired clients, and how you can benefit your client to restore and improve their social and occupational functioning.
Originally presented: Aug 2018 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Louis D. Leichter,
Leichter Law Firm PC - Austin, TX
Dan Lype,
Leichter Law Firm PC - Austin, TX