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Litigation, Professional Development, Ethics, Law Office Technology/Management, Skills
Litigation Ethics: Adjusting to the New Normal - Legal Ethics in the Era of Remote Work
Description:
This session highlights an essential discussion of ethical issues associated with the remote practice of law, as well as the triumphs and travails of practicing full-time in a virtual law firm.
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Speakers/Producers
- William Eiselstein, Miller & Martin PLLC, Atlanta
Billy Eiselstein represents business clients in a wide range of disputes, including cases of alleged fraud, breach of contract, intellectual property rights, and insurance coverage. He also represents...
- Zachary Greene, Miller & Martin PLLC, Chattanooga
Zac Greene represents individual and corporate clients in business disputes and white collar criminal matters.Zac’s civil practice is focused on business litigation in state and federal trial...
- Julie Peak, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Brentwood
Julie Bhattacharya Peak is the Resident Attorney of Tennessee's Field Legal offices in Brentwood, Tennessee. Ms. Peak is a 1997 graduate of Rhodes College and 2000 graduate of The University of...
- Todd Presnell, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings, LLP, Nashville
Todd Presnell is a partner in Bradley’s Nashville office where he maintains an active trial practice, serves in discovery-counsel roles, and leads and advises on internal corporate...
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Course InformationHighlights
General Credits: 0.00
Total Credits: 1.5
- Approved distance learning
- Convenient CLE from your home or office
- Viewable on your laptop or mobile device
- Ethics credit available!
General Credits: 0.00
Total Credits: 1.5
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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This was a really great seminar. It raised a large number of issues about remote practice of law which were not immediately evident. I think every state should develop rules for remote practice based upon our shared experiences over the last few years.
Very good course. Opened many new horizons involving ethical behaviours and intersectionalities with digital technologies/digital culture.
Great information on remote depositions and ethics in conducting them.
Good seminar.