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How to be an Ethical Attorney: A Practical Guide to Ethical Decision-Making in Elder Law Practice

Explore the real-world ethical challenges attorneys face in elder law, estate planning, guardianship, Medicaid planning, and fiduciary representation. Using practical scenarios and current professional responsibility standards, attendees will examine how to navigate issues involving client capacity, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, undue influence, fiduciary duties, and attorney-client relationships involving family members and caregivers. Participants will leave with practical strategies for identifying ethical risks, maintaining professional integrity, and complying with the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct while effectively serving older adults and vulnerable clients.
Credits: 0 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 1 Other PR
Provider: IL NAELA
SKU: NAELA2604-R
$55.00 or 1.00 credits
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Explore the real-world ethical challenges attorneys face in elder law, estate planning, guardianship, Medicaid planning, and fiduciary representation. Using practical scenarios and current professional responsibility standards, attendees will examine how to navigate issues involving client capacity, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, undue influence, fiduciary duties, and attorney-client relationships involving family members and caregivers. The program will also address ethical considerations in remote practice, technology use, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Participants will leave with practical strategies for identifying ethical risks, maintaining professional integrity, and complying with the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct while effectively serving older adults and vulnerable clients.

Anisa L. Jordan, ARDC Counsel, Ethics Education

Expires: 8/1/2028

Explore the real-world ethical challenges attorneys face in elder law, estate planning, guardianship, Medicaid planning, and fiduciary representation. Using practical scenarios and current professional responsibility standards, attendees will examine how to navigate issues involving client capacity, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, undue influence, fiduciary duties, and attorney-client relationships involving family members and caregivers. The program will also address ethical considerations in remote practice, technology use, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Participants will leave with practical strategies for identifying ethical risks, maintaining professional integrity, and complying with the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct while effectively serving older adults and vulnerable clients.

Anisa L. Jordan, ARDC Counsel, Ethics Education

Expires: 8/1/2028

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CategoryEthics & Professional Responsibility
CategoryElder Law
Products specifications
CategoryEthics & Professional Responsibility
CategoryElder Law
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