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Issues in Legal Malpractice Cases Based on Conflicts of Interest
What You'll Learn AI-Generated
- 1 Direct adversity or a significant risk of material limitation constitutes a concurrent conflict under Model Rule 1.7
- 2 Former‑client conflicts bar representation in the same or substantially related matters absent written informed consent
- 3 Alleged ethical conflicts do not alone establish malpractice; plaintiffs must prove causation and damages tied to the conflict
- 4 Which internal conflict‑clearing communications are likely privileged, including advice from in‑house counsel and similar legal officers
"Case-based, practical guidance on spotting and avoiding conflicts of interest to prevent ethical lapses."
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- 1.1 hours on-demand video
- Certificate of completion
- CLE credits and reporting (if applicable)
- Closed captions
- Desktop & mobile access
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