Event Details
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Original Date Of Course | |
Course Instructor | Herb Rubenstein, Esq. |
Ethics Credits | 2 |
$189.00
This course will cover key areas of legal ethics from the perspective that the legal ethics rules and current disciplinary systems are, at best, the minimum standard that we lawyers should have in the field of ethics. Key model and state ethics rules will be evaluated that apply to your daily practice of law and suggestions will be made for how to improve these ethical rules both for the profession, and most importantly, for how you and your firm or legal organization practices law. This course will discuss how your firm or legal organization should write its own superior rules of legal ethics or “code of conduct.” In addition, this course will cover strategies you can use from how the initial retainer letter is drafted, through representation and termination of reputation to assist your clients in becoming more ethical. This course incorporates leadership strategies and is taught by a person with a forty-year track record of teaching ethics and promoting the improvement of ethics in the legal profession. This course will also describe how to improve your reputation in your community for legal ethics and how to use legal ethics to expand and improve your law practice.
Course Type | |
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Original Date Of Course | |
Course Instructor | Herb Rubenstein, Esq. |
Ethics Credits | 2 |
This course will cover key areas of legal ethics from the perspective that the legal ethics rules and current disciplinary systems are, at best, the minimum standard that we lawyers should have in the field of ethics. Key model and state ethics rules will be evaluated that apply to your daily practice of law and suggestions will be made for how to improve these ethical rules both for the profession, and most importantly, for how you and your firm or legal organization practices law. This course will discuss how your firm or legal organization should write its own superior rules of legal ethics or “code of conduct.” In addition, this course will cover strategies you can use from how the initial retainer letter is drafted, through representation and termination of reputation to assist your clients in becoming more ethical. This course incorporates leadership strategies and is taught by a person with a forty-year track record of teaching ethics and promoting the improvement of ethics in the legal profession. This course will also describe how to improve your reputation in your community for legal ethics and how to use legal ethics to expand and improve your law practice.