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Introductory Lessons on Ethics and Civility 2021

Introductory Lessons on Ethics and Civility 2021

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This course will satisfy your 4.0 Ethics credits requirement.

What’s New for 2021 on Ethics?

Civility in Everyday Lawyering:

– What Are the Basic Lessons to Be Learned?

– Colloquium on Ethics and Civility

A sound ethical compass and a civil and professional demeanor are the hallmarks of successful and respected attorneys in all areas of practice. This four-hour program

will provide attendees with an update on developments in the area of attorney ethics, including the most recent case law. The rules of civility will be discussed, with emphasis on practical pointers for dealing with uncivil adversaries and civility issues within the law firm. The program will conclude with a discussion of real life hypotheticals by a panel of distinguished practitioners and jurists – certain to benefit attorneys in all substantive areas of practice. Don’t miss this opportunity to obtain 4.0 MCLE Ethics credits at this lively and thought provoking program, which is annually one of NYSBA’s best attended CLE seminars.

Who Should Attend:

Attorneys of all levels of experience, across all subject matter disciplines.

Testimonials:

• “One of the best CLE programs I have ever attended!”

• “Colloquium was excellent!”

• “Excellent format, lecture and panel!”

• “This 4-point ethics program is great!”

Faculty are listed below. Please note that additional faculty are going to be added as soon as they are confirmed.

Start Date:
  • October 29, 2021
Start Time:
  • 9:00 AM
End Time:
  • 1:00 PM
Ethics and Professionalism Credit(s):
  • 4.0
Total Credit(s):
  • 4.0
Region:
  • Virtual Participation
Format:
  • Webinar
Product Code:
  • 0KZ21
Section Member Price: $100.00
NYSBA Member Price: $125.00 Join (or renew) for special member pricing
Non-Member Price: $175.00
Sponsoring Committee Group
  • Committee on Attorney Professionalism
  • Commercial & Federal Litigation Section
  • Committee on Continuing Legal Education