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How to Avoid Malpractice in a Post-Pandemic Legal World
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Law practice has been forever changed by the Covid-19 pandemic with the widespread adoption of remote work. While “work from home” has been eagerly embraced by many lawyers, it has caused an increase in age-old ethical problems for lawyers. This course is designed to help practitioners avoid conflicts and unintended clients, safeguard client confidentiality, maintain competence, and form better communication habits with their clients, other attorneys and staff.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 1.00 | 1.00 ethics
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- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2025
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How to Avoid Malpractice in a Post-Pandemic Legal World (Apr 2024)
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How to Avoid Malpractice in a Post-Pandemic Legal World (Apr 2024)
Law practice has been forever changed by the Covid-19 pandemic with the widespread adoption of remote work. While “work from home” has been eagerly embraced by many lawyers, it has caused an increase in age-old ethical problems for lawyers. This course is designed to help practitioners avoid conflicts and unintended clients, safeguard client confidentiality, maintain competence, and form better communication habits with their clients, other attorneys and staff.
Originally presented: Mar 2024 First Friday Ethics (March 2024)
Robert L. Tobey,
Johnston Tobey Baruch, P.C. - Dallas, TX