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Dravis, Samantha[dravis.samantha@epa.gov] American Law Institute CLE Mon 11/13/2017 12:04:35 PM How to Ethically "Break Up" with Your Client
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Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Ethically Terminating the Attorney Client Relationship
Provides 1 hour ofethics instruction Thursday, November 16, 2017 | 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Eastern
Telephone Seminar | Audio Webcast
When the attorney-client relationship isn't working out, it is important that lawyers know when and how to properly end it. Attend this 60-minute audio webcast for the necessary guidance to ensure that your withdrawal from representation is permissible and ethical.
Topics include:
the steps to client termination, closing your file, and crafting the end-of-engagement letter
unique issues raised by active litigation, such as obtaining the court's permission attorney and possessory liens
Register today for this practical seminar. Register two or more from your organization and save.
Faculty Mark J. Fucile, Fucile and Reising LLP, Portland, Oregon Peter R. Jarvis, Holland & Knight LLP, Portland, Oregon - ALIMember
Group Rate Significant discounts are available when two or more registrants in the same physical location view or listen to an ALI CLE webcast or telephone seminar using one computer
connection or telephone. Save up to 50%! Questions?
Please don't hesitate to email us any questions you may have at custserv@ali-cle.org
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