This webinar will cover:
• Screening for conflicts of interest
• Creating a file organization system and checklists for managing case deadlines; pleadings index; communication records/logs; time entries/billing logs; discovery; research; misc.
• Copying client with all relevant documents related to representation and provide periodic updates.
• Conduct periodic file reviews to maintain progression of the files.
• Avoiding Conflicts of Interest; Simultaneous representation in same matter, representing multiple clients, and conflicts of interest in business transactions and relationships with clients (including loans) or acquiring an interest adverse to the client.
• Preserving confidentiality: Absent an exception, confidential information must always be preserved even after the client dies. Beware of confidential information in e- filing. Closing Files and Records Management.
• Withdrawal/termination of representation and protection of client's interest.
• Drafting Fee agreements and charging fees.
• Proper IOTA Trust Accounting.
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