Attorney Escrow Accounts | Ethical Considerations and What New Lawyers Need to Know Mr. Bush will discuss the ethical considerations and what new lawyers need to know about Attorney Escrow Accounts. Speaker: Scott Bush, Esq., Corrigan, McCoy & Bush, PLLC, Rensselaer, NY Earn 1.5 MCLE Credits in Ethics!

Following up to this week’s informational forum and requests to learn more, join the Business Law Section of the New York State Bar Association for a continuing legal education program on what lawyers need to know now about FDIC Insurance, bank failures and escrow accounts. This program will carry 2.0 credits and includes 1.0 ethics credit. … Continued

This three credit program will address the administration of attorney trust accounts, IOLA accounts, and the rules governing the handling of funds in those accounts.

When does it go into effect? What changes were made? Are there new witnessing requirements? Who must accept and penalties for non-acceptance? What does this means for you and your clients?

The panel will discuss everything you need to know about escrow accounts. Topics will include: Managing Your Account Escrow Agreements The Role of IOLA The Role of the Lawyers’ Fund For Client Protection

During this webinar, panelists will provide guidelines to assist lawyers in complying with their ethical duties during this pandemic and beyond.

Join members of the NYSBA Health Law Section’s Public Health Committee and Hodgson Russ as they discuss developments in health care equity while networking with healthcare professionals in the Western New York area.

Join us in a succinct presentation covering the statutory, ethical, and cybersecurity issues posed by the SHIELD Act accessible to highly technological lawyers as well as tech wary legal practitioners.

Geared toward law students, young lawyers and newly admitted attorneys - join us for an informed discussion about the various roles of in-house and outside counsel including ethical and practical considerations. This program is co-sponsored by the Business Law and Corporate Counsel Sections.

As attorneys, we must comply with the Rules of Professional Conduct, which provide the minimum standard for ethical attorney conduct. Those rules are the ones we will address.