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Ethical Obligations when Dealing with Vexing Stakeholders in Education
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Ethical Obligations when Dealing with Vexing Stakeholders in Education
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If everyone behaved we would not even need lawyers. But what are a lawyer’s ethical obligations when a client or party goes over the line? Examine the unique challenges employees, parents, and school board members can pose.
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Dealing with Vexing Stakeholders (Mar 2019)
Janet Sobey Bubert, Robert A. Schulman, Paul Tapp
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Dealing with Vexing Stakeholders (Mar 2019)
If everyone behaved we would not even need lawyers. But what are a lawyer’s ethical obligations when a client or party goes over the line? Examine the unique challenges employees, parents, and school board members can pose.
Originally presented: Feb 2019 School Law Conference
Janet Sobey Bubert,
Underwood Law, P.C. - Fort Worth, TX
Robert A. Schulman,
Schulman, Lopez, Hoffer & Adelstein, LLP - San Antonio, TX
Paul Tapp,
Association of Texas Professional Educators - Austin, TX