
- Conflicts of Interest: What does an in-house legal department need to know about conflicts of interest when contract/freelance lawyers are working directly or indirectly for them?
- Aiding and Abetting the Unlawful Practice of Law: Does an in-house legal department violate this ethical rule when they utilize contract attorneys from off-shore LPOs?
- Duty of Competence: How can clients avoid what occurred in the J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. v. McDermott Will & Emery lawsuit with respect to the Duty of Competence?
- Duty to Inform the Client: Do law firms need to tell their general counsel clients when they are using freelance/contract attorneys?
- Fees Billed to Client: Can a law firm upcharge their rates billed to an in-house legal department when using freelance/contract attorneys?
- Duty to Preserve Client Confidences: Are the client’s confidences preserved when a law firm working for an in-house legal department uses freelance/contract attorney for projects?
The presentation, “The Ethics of Contract Lawyering,” will be held at The Pacific Club located at 4110 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach, CA from noon to 1:30 PM. One Hour of Elimination of Bias MCLE Credit is available. To register, visit the link here: Corporate Counsel Meeting 1.13.15. [Please note: Only in-house counsel are permitted to register and attend this event.]
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2015
When: 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Where: The Pacific Club located at 4110 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach, CA
Register: Download the flyer here: Corporate Counsel Meeting Registration Flyer
For more information about the ethics of contract/freelance lawyering as it relates to corporate counsel legal departments, please contact Laurie and Erin at [email protected].
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