ethics webinar

Stuart Teicher thinks lawyers are at an ethical crossroads, and it’s all because of AI. Is it possible that the current rules are inadequate in the modern technological environment?  Could there be — dare we say — a flaw in the application of the current code??!! Join the guy who calls himself “the CLE Performer” as he explores whether the practice of law is in the midst of a shifting technological-ethical paradigm. Stuart will explain how the current ethical standards regarding AI were created, he’ll explore the changes the rules have gone through over the years, and the impact of the challenges from the world of technology today. Mr. Teicher will discuss: Read more

The program will cover the basics of the recent Rule 8.3, including when and what a lawyer is obligated to report and how that obligation may be impacted by the lawyer’s duty of confidentiality. Read more

1 Hour MCLE; 1 Legal Ethics Whether it’s outside vendors or people in our offices, attorneys frequently use non-lawyers to help us with our marketing and advertising. Well, there are ways that these assistant might end up costing us dearly — in the disciplinary world. Join the CLE Performer, Stuart Teicher as he reveals the ways lawyers can get into trouble when we use other people to help us grow our business.  Topics Include: You could own what your consultant… Read more

Half truths, misleading statements, internet sleuthing…can lawyers slither through the practice like a feline? We pop up with a lie, or sneak up on our prey to learn as much as we can about witnesses, jurors, and others. But what are the limits? When are misrepresentations actionable?  Read more

Is there anything that blockbuster actor Tom Cruise CAN'T teach us? Stuart Teicher's answer is a resounding "NO." Cruise’s various roles and his personal behavior teach valuable lessons about attorney ethics.  Join Stuart Teicher, the CLE Performer, as he shows us how communicating with clients doesn't have to be an impossible mission (Rule 1.4); how being a thought-leading Maverick is really all about competence (Rule 1.1); and more. All we need are a few good men and women who want to smile their way through learning some ethics. Read more

Do you still have it? Do you think you’ll be able to see the issues in a typical law school exam? Stuart Teicher (the CLE Performer) teaches professional responsibility in law school and he’s going to walk you through one of the exams he recently Read more

Lawyers increasingly use artificial intelligence in the practice of law.  The ethical implications range from the risks to the lawyer’s duty of competence, the need to protect confidentiality of client information, and the importance of maintaining effective supervision, not to mention the ethical rules governing legal fees and other issues.  An experience ethics lawyer will discuss the uses of AI in legal practice, how the ethical rules apply, and case studies where lawyers made mistakes or committed misconduct leading to liability, sanctions and discipline. Read more

Lawyers must ensure their nonlawyer staff acts consistently with the lawyer’s professional obligations. This starts with hiring and avoiding conflicts of interest and continues throughout employment. This program will elaborate on lawyers’ obligations in hiring and training nonlawyer staff appropriately, with a focus on confidentiality, conflicts, and marketing.   Read more

Attorney marketing through social media is expected as attorneys work to build relationships and value.  Commenting on “hot topics” in the law through Linked in, X, Facebook can help enhance an Attorney’s brand and reputation.  But there are ethical issues related to client confidentiality, candor to the court, contact with the court and jurors, trial publicity, communication about attorney’s services, advertising and soliciting potential clients that need to be considered.   Read more

There are ways to behave on an airplane, and there are ways not to behave on an airplane. It’s the same thing in the practice of law. Join the CLE Performer, Stuart Teicher, as he makes comparisons between air travel and lawyering.  Read more