
| Product Number: | 2100047P02 |
| Date(s): | Thursday, 11/5/2009, 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm |
| Location: | RIBA Bar Center, 115 Cedar Street, Providence (directions) |
| CLE Credits: | 1 substantive credits, 1 ethics credits |
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Three very experienced lawyers discuss the application of ethical rules in the unique context of insolvency. Whether or not an attorney is an expert in insolvency or bankruptcy, the risks of committing an ethical violation, even inadvertently, loom large. Questions which appear simple-whether and how a client can change the ownership of assets, whether an attorney can simultaneously represent the owner of a business and the business, and from whom can a professional attorney accept fees-are fraught with danger, or at a minimum, embarrassment, for counsel.
The goal of the program is to help you identify how ethical standards-which were not drafted with a focus on insolvencies-can affect your practice, and how decisions which might be appropriate in the normal practice of law could create peril for an attorney in a context where any of the parties may be insolvent. Recognize and learn to skillfully navigate the ethical landmines potentially lurking in matters involving insolvent or bankrupt parties.
Directions from DOWNTOWN:
Follow Sabin Street, pass the Providence Civic Center and Holiday Inn on your right. Proceed through two lights and pass under the Federal Hill arch. Take first right onto Bradford St,. then second left onto Cedar St. The Law Center is on the right.
Directions from I-95 SOUTH:
Take Exit #21 (Atwells Ave.) Take right onto Atwells Avenue and under the Federal Hill arch. Take first right onto Bradford St. then second left onto Cedar St. The Law Center is on the right.
Directions from I-95 NORTH:
Take Exit #21 (Broadway). At second light, take a left onto Atwells Ave. Proceed through one light, pass under the Federal Hill Arch. Take first right onto Bradford St. then take second left onto Cedar St. The Law Center is on the right.
Directions from CRANSTON:
Take Rte. 10 North to Dean St. exit. At light, take left onto Dean St. Take immediate right onto West Exchange St. Then take first right onto Brayton St. to Cedar St. The Center is on the corner.
| Product Number: | 2100047P02 |
| Date(s): | Thursday, 11/5/2009, 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm |
| Location: | RIBA Bar Center, 115 Cedar Street, Providence (directions) |
| CLE Credits: | 1 substantive credits, 1 ethics credits |
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OnDemand Webcast: Key Ethics Dilemmas in Bankruptcy & Insolvency
Nonmember: $45.00; Sponsor: $45.00 |
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