Lawyers who work for public companies face many/multiple daunting ethical issues in carrying out their duty to represent their client(s) zealously.
This program will explore those issues in depth, highlighting serious risks of civil liability, ethical sanctions, and loss of reputation. The program will also offer practical tips to avoid and/or mitigate those risks.
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