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2021 Ethics Homeshow Day 1: Ethics Peril!
Experience TBA CLE's popular Ethics tradition with Brian Faughnan of Lewis Thomason.
Our presenter said that he hoped last year’s Ethics Homeshow would be the first and only, but, alas, we’re still not out of the woods. So … we Zoom again. However, no one (especially Brian) wants to stare at Brian’s mug on a screen for 3 hours so we’re mixing things up even more.
For 2021, we will be playing a little game we are calling “Ethics Peril!” For those familiar with the format, this will mean that lurking and available for discussion over the two sessions will be 6 categories of content divided up into 5 options, resulting in 30 unique topics of ethical discussion.
Unfortunately, as with another answer and question competition bearing a synonymous title, the 2021 Ethics Homeshow: Ethics Peril! also will not be hosted by LeVar Burton.
Don’t jeopardize your chance to be in on all of the fun and register for Ethics Peril! today.
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- Approved Distance Learning for 2021 and 2022
- Ethics Credit Available
- Convenient CLE from your home or office
- All CLE for 2021 and 2022 can be taken online
- View from your laptop or mobile device
General Credits: 0.00
Total Credits: 1
This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please email a request to cle@tnbar.org for Georgia and Mississippi CLE credit.
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The Jeopardy board was a nice touch.
Very interesting
Brian is the best! Interesting information regarding 1.2(d) and the expanded standard of "or reasonably should know," as opposed to the Model PRC.
Awesome format, even on replay. Wish I had been there live (via Zoom).
i loved the jeopardy format!
Fun format!
The format was an enjoyable change.
Very enjoyable presentation of what is often very dry material. Unique, engaging and fun!
more fun than most ethics courses
Most enjoyable!!
Learned about various state's updates to ethics rules we well as analysis on certain ethical issues to be spotted and analyzed.
I tend to enjoy the ethics credits even though it is one of the hardest burdens to shoulder as an attorney. I think the format was strong and engaging.
Great and interesting presentation!
Very comprehensive. Learned about the new advertising.
Very innovative approach that made the ethics presentation very interesting. Good job, Brian.
Very creative device for exploring ethics. Well done.
Fun and engaging synopsis, especially appreciate the updates on Tennessee rule changes
My first time attending/viewing Ethics Peril - great content and setup
Brian Faughnan was excellent as always. He presented relevant updates to Tennessee's rules of professional conduct and pertinent examples nationwide of current trends in attorney ethics.
Great presentation and format.
This was a great format and very entertaining. Presenter was very knowledgeable