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Ethical Considerations When Deciding Whether to Accept Representation 
Author: Tennessee Attorneys Memo
Category: Online Legal/Law Training > Continuing Legal Education
CEU credits: N/A
$60.00
Keywords: TAM, Tennessee Attorneys Memo, Legal, law, CLE, ethics, ethical considerations, Tennessee Rules of Professional Conduct
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Description:

Earn 1.5 hours of DUAL CLE credit with Rebecca Blair, a leading plaintiff attorney in Tennessee. During this 90-minute course, your speaker will discuss a number of ethical, business, and practical considerations that come into play when deciding whether to accept a case.

Highlights include: recent amendments to Tennessee's Rules of Professional Conduct, ethical concerns, duties to prospective clients, diligence, conflicts of interest, business considerations, and practical considerations.

Table of Contents:

In 90 minutes, your speaker will cover:

• amendments to the Tennessee Rules of Professional Conduct
• ethical considerations
• business considerations
• practical considerations
• case investigation
• fees
• and much more!
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William Hickman Ewing Jr. William Hickman Ewing Jr. said:

It was the first online course I have completed. It had good content and was easy to follow the speaker. She did an excellent job.

posted over 1 year ago
 
 
10 0 5 1
William Hickman Ewing Jr. William Hickman Ewing Jr. said:

It was the first online course I have completed. It had good content and was easy to follow the speaker. She did an excellent job.

posted over 1 year ago