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New
Cases, Opinions and Rule Amendments in Minnesota’s Legal Ethics World
and Beyond!
This year, we are watching the ethical
implications of the Michael Cohen affair, the
extraordinary disclosure that he personally paid Stormy
Daniels for her nondisclosure agreement for the benefit of
his client, President Trump, but apparently without the
president's knowledge or consent; the ethical implications
of the FBI raiding his office and seizing client files; the
“new facts” (per new Trump counsel Giuliani) that Trump was
aware of the payments; etc. More generally, Mr.
Cohen's situation raises interesting ethical questions about
the role of “the lawyer as fixer”.
Join your colleagues on Friday, June
8th for a roundup of the latest legal ethics
developments, and an
opportunity to hear about:
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The
Interrelationship Between Legal Ethics and Malpractice
Exposure
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Lawyers, Sex and Harassment in the #MeToo Era
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Internet Scams/Technological Literacy/Evolving
Discipline Standards
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Three
New ABA Formal Opinions and New Minnesota Rule
Amendments
Register today!
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Make a Day of It with
an Elimination-of-Bias Course!
On Friday, June 8, 2018
from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Minnesota CLE favorite Nina Meierding will present
Elimination of Bias: The Impact of Culture on
Negotiation and Mediation
at the Minnesota CLE Conference Center. You
may attend in person or via
live webcast. For
more information or to register,
click here. |
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