5 Ethical Blunders of Attorneys
Presented by Cari Sheehan
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Course Description
Length: 60min Published: 11/15/2023 
Have you ever wondered what are the top 5 ethical mistakes of lawyers? This seminar is going to attempt to explore 5 of the most popular ethical mistakes plaguing attorneys. It will cover topics such and the unauthorized practice of law, conflicts of interest, civility and more.
Learning Objectives
* Learn how to tackle conflicts of interest issues
* Understand your ethical obligations regarding the unauthorized practice of law
* Explore the ethical rules on lawyer civility
Speaker Q&A
Question
I may have missed this, however, could you tell me in a probate proceeding where you have 2 beneficiaries who are joint executors of a will. If one of the beneficiaries tells the attorney for the will that he does not want the attorney to do any work on the case, what is the attorney's obligation to continue with the proceeding.
- SandraM
Answer
I did not cover specially probate and executors in any of my courses, that I recall.
Here you would have a potential conflict of interest that would need to be reviewed and resolved. This is hard to give a definitive response because it depends on if decisions have to be made unanimously or other factors.
Thanks,
Cari
- Cari Sheehan
Presented By:
Cari Sheehan
Indianapolis, IN
(812) 239-4187
csheehan@taftlaw.com
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