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Duty of Candor: Ethical Obligations and Real-World Implications

Presented by Sanford E. Warren

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Course Description

Length: 59min    Published: 7/17/2026    
In this engaging and informative session, attorney Sanford Warren delves into the duty of candor to the court, highlighting its critical importance through a real-world case study. The presentation explores the ethical challenges faced when a $25 million verdict was tainted by the client's deceit and fabrication of evidence. Participants will gain insights into the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, particularly Rule 3.03, and the steps attorneys must take when confronted with false evidence. The session underscores the delicate balance between maintaining client confidentiality and fulfilling ethical obligations to the court.
Learning Objectives
* Understand the duty of candor to the court and its implications for legal practice.
* Explore the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, focusing on Rule 3.03.
* Learn about the ethical challenges and responsibilities when dealing with false evidence.
* Examine a real-world case study involving evidence fabrication and its legal consequences.
* Gain insights into the balance between client confidentiality and ethical obligations.
* Recognize the potential sanctions and disciplinary actions for ethical violations.
* Understand the importance of consulting with firm counsel in complex ethical situations.
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Presented By:

Sanford E. Warren

Irving, TX

972.550.2955

srhoades@wriplaw.com

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