Tips to Resolving Disputes Cross Border
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
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This ninety-minute program will share tips to resolving disputes cross-border, whether as an advocate or mediator, including both practical guidance and a fulsome discussion of applicable Rules of Professional Conduct, including: · Competence (RPC 1.1) · Confidentiality (RPC 1.6) and Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product: Limitations on Waiver (ER 502) · Conflicts of Interest (RPC 1.7-1.9) · Lawyers Serving… This CLE provides a review of changes in business immigration policy and adjudicatory practices under the Biden administration. It also examines implications for lawful permanent residents (green card holders) who travel abroad, who have been stuck abroad, or who decide to live and work abroad. The lecture covers tactical considerations for foreign nationals and their…What Could Possibly Go Wrong? – Tips to Resolving Disputes Cross Border
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