This on-demand webinar focuses on the law and the ethical issues that arise when laws provide a certain outcome that may not be fair, ethical or necessarily the “right thing.”
In this course, you’ll learn all the essential concepts of e-discovery and the obligations imposed on litigants to preserve, collect, review, and produce ESI in the discovery process.
In this presentation, we will explore the ethical rules that lawyers and legal professionals need to know in order to “stay on the right side of the line” when representing clients.
This session explores the kinds of discovery that Title IX cases encompass, where that discovery may properly be sought, the need for discovery from non-parties, and more.
This session compares and contrasts ethical use of technology in the law firm with the duty of competency required by more than half the states in the country.
This session examines what paralegals can and can’t do, describes the practice of law, and uses real world examples to guide paralegals along the right path.
During this seminar, we examine ethical issues that can arise with the use of technology such as email, mobile devices, and the cloud. Best practices for digital security, as well as recognizing and addressing common security threats, are discussed.
This program explores perhaps the most important legal doctrine all lawyers should understand -- the attorney client privilege. The program addresses the separate but related work product doctrine protection.