Recorded Webinar: The Ethics of Settlements: When Resolving Disputes Can Come Back to Bite You (Ethics)
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About the Webinar
Clients sometimes have second thoughts after settling a major piece of litigation. Often, when faced with settlement remorse, an easy target is the client’s legal team. But, what are the ethical duties of a practitioner advising settlement, particularly in difficult or hard-fought litigation? And do the ethical waters become murkier when the matter is being run on a contingency basis? This session unravels the ethical issues:
- Advising on settlements – ethical obligations explained
- Short time frames, costs and other pressures impacting settlement decisions – what ethical difficulties do they create?
- Contingency arrangements, litigation funding arrangements and settlement:
- what are your ethical duties?
- who should be involved in the decision to settle?
- How much coercion can lawyers put on clients to accept settlement?
Presented By
Geoffrey Adelstein
Adelsteins SolicitorsWho Should Attend?
This webinar is suitable for litigation lawyers - Australia wide and it has been designed to deliver the Ethics compulsory subject unit for th
CPD Information
unit for the CPD year ending 31st March 2018.
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