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Conflicts of Interest in Renewable Energy
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Conflicts of Interest in Renewable Energy
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Ethics is a hard subject to make entertaining in a conference or on-line, but this was useful enough information, with lots of real-world examples of the cost of "getting it wrong" on clients conflict-of-interests, to hold my attention. A good session.
found the course very interesting in talking about making sure you don't have to hand over documents to the other side, by understanding who the client is.
Good session on privilege and conflicts in business situations.
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Using hypotheticals, this interactive presentation will address conflicts of interest that can arise when renewable energy deal participants arrange for a joint representation, enter into a common interest agreement, create a joint venture, or otherwise work together.
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Conflicts of Interest in Renewable Energy (Feb 2019)
Using hypotheticals, this interactive presentation will address conflicts of interest that can arise when renewable energy deal participants arrange for a joint representation, enter into a common interest agreement, create a joint venture, or otherwise work together.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law
Tom Spahn,
Partner, McGuireWoods LLP - Tysons, VA