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Ethical Issues When Working Remotely (or Did Alexa Just Waive Privilege?)

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Ethical Issues When Working Remotely (or Did Alexa Just Waive Privilege?)
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Numerous ethical issues are raised when attorneys, clients, and even courts are working remotely. Examine how you can continue to practice effectively in this challenging environment.

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Abbey B. Garber, Michelle Kwon

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Session 1 —61 mins
Ethical Issues When Working Remotely (or did Alexa just waive privilege?) (Jan 2021)

Numerous ethical issues are raised when attorneys, clients, and even courts are working remotely. Examine how you can continue to practice effectively in this challenging environment.

Originally presented: Dec 2020 Taxation Conference

Abbey B. Garber, Thompson & Knight LLP - Dallas, TX
Michelle Kwon, The University of Tennessee - Knoxville, TN