Division 1 of the Washington Court of Appeals recently issued a significant decision applying a new standard for former client conflicts in the disqualification context. In Plein v. USAA Casualty Insurance Company, the plaintiff homeowners filed an insurance “bad faith” claim against their property insurance carrier, defendant USAA, over coverage for a fire and subsequent…
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Join me for a CLE on Wednesday, December 6, 2017 about how to cultivate your network, balance client expectations, proactively control social media content, meet client needs, and become more client-centric by exploring the 7 steps to building better client relationships:
Topics include how to CYA the right way, how to say “no” gracefully, dos and don’ts when responding to negative online reviews, how to thank clients as part of your everyday, the simple six-step process to stay in touch, and why you should modernize fee arrangements and billing.
Wednesday, December 6, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Pacific Time. This is a live, online webinar.
Lawyers, office administrators, or staff – anyone interested in building better client relationships.
Discounts available to firms who wish to register 5 or more attendees. Contact organizer to arrange a discount code before registering: beverly@oregonlawpracticemanagement.org.
Yes. Written materials are distributed electronically with your registration confirmation.
Questions are welcome during the live event. Attendees are also encouraged to participate in live, anonymous polling.
Registration Fee
$25 – Visit the Upcoming CLE page, click here, or choose the Register button below. Secure payment processing powered by Eventbrite. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express accepted. Program materials included in the registration price.
MCLE Credits
1.50 practical skills pending.
Can’t Attend?
Video and audio recordings of 7 Steps to Building Better Client Relationships will be available to download along with the program materials following the December 6 CLE. Price: $25. Contact me or visit my online CLE store after December 6.
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Join me for a CLE on Wednesday, October 25, 2017 about limiting exposure to conflicts. Learn the ethical principles behind conflict management, avoiding common conflict traps, and how to select and operate an effective conflict system. Topics include:
Laying the ethical foundation
Choosing a reliable system
Understanding conflict tracking
Avoiding common conflict traps
Date/Time/Location
Wednesday, October 25, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time. This is a live, online webinar. Watch from your desktop computer or mobile device. Connect to audio via telephone or computer/device speakers.
Who Should Attend?
Lawyers, office administrators, or staff – anyone interested in learning more about proper conflict system management.
Group Discounts
Discounts available to firms who wish to register 5 or more attendees. Contact organizer to arrange a discount code before registering: beverly@oregonlawpracticemanagement.org.
Does the Program Include Written Materials?
Yes. Written materials will be distributed electronically to all registered attendees prior to the event.
Ask Questions/Participate in Live Polling
Questions are welcome during the live event. Attendees are also encouraged to participate in live, anonymous polling.
Registration Fee
$25 – Visit the Upcoming CLE page, click here, or choose the Register button below. Secure payment processing powered by Eventbrite. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express accepted. Program materials included in the registration price.
MCLE Credits
.50 ethics .50 practical skills pending.
Can’t Attend?
Video and audio recordings of Limiting Exposure to Conflicts will be available to download along with the program materials following the October 25 CLE. Price: $25. Contact me or visit my online CLE store after October 25.
All Rights Reserved [2017] Beverly Michaelis
Oregon Law Practice Management 