Ethical Considerations of Common Representation in Construction Law

Learn about relevant ethical standards and rules implicated in connection with the representation of multiple clients within a construction project and the use of common interest or joint defense agreements in connection with that representation.

Credits: 0 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0.75 Other PR

SKU: P1814-18E-09

$59.00 or 0.75 credits

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Faculty:

Jeffrey B. Charkow, Harris Winick Harris LLP, Chicago

Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

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Faculty:

Jeffrey B. Charkow, Harris Winick Harris LLP, Chicago

Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Products specifications

Program Date	12/12/2018
Category	Ethics & Professional Responsibility

Products specifications

Program Date	12/12/2018
Category	Ethics & Professional Responsibility

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