Courses
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$79.00
Accept. Reject. Collect. (ARC). Best Practices for Entering and Ending Attorney-client Relationships
Proper screening of prospective clients is a key step in avoiding the need to terminate the attorney-client relationship at a later date and is essential to getting paid. Come learn some of the best practices to select the right cases for your firm.
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$79.00
Meritless Claims and Frivolous Tactics to nowhere–or rather, to Sanctions & Discipline
Like the Rules of Professional Conduct, court rules, federal and state forbid the filling of meritless suits and the use of frivolous litigation tactics that have no other purpose but to delay, harass, or harm another. Yet, frivolous suits...
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$79.00
Conflicts: some are waivable–some are not. Self-dealing, loans to and from clients, sexual relations with clients and the perils of joint representation
The right to undivided loyalty is sacred in the profession of law. Yet, conflict of interest is one of the most fertile landmines for attorneys. Daily we encounter conflicts of interest in one form or another. The Rules of Professional Conduct...
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$79.00
Advertising and digital Marketing—attracting clients online and offline
Attorney Advertising—The dos and Don’ts of marketing you firm ethically. Like all other businesses, law firms must find a way to attract new clients; however, we have a lot more parameters than most other professions and what we do and how we do..
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$79.00
Understanding the Attorney Grievance Process and Avoiding Common Ethical Pitfalls
We will demystify the Attorney Disciplinary process. Get an overview of what the disciplinary process is like from complaint, to investigation, and sanction. Know what to do when the Attorney Grievance Committee comes knocking. Plus, common ethical..
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$79.00
The ethics of law firm collaboration from co counsel to of counsel imputation of conflicts
Many law firms small and large collaborate to effectively and competently provide the service their clients need daily. It is particularly a lifeline for solos and small firms to bridge the gap and expand their practices. To avoid certain ethical....