The Influence of Addictions on Professional Conduct in the Legal Profession
About This Course
Delve into the intricate intersection of addictions and professional conduct within the legal sphere. This program sheds light on the complexities surrounding substance abuse and behavioral addictions, exploring their impact on ethical decision-making, client relations, and overall professional conduct in the legal profession. Gain valuable insights into identifying, addressing, and preventing the influence of addictions to ensure a resilient and ethically sound legal practice.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize various forms of addictions, their prevalence, and signs within the legal profession, and apply relevant professional responsibility rules
- Evaluate the impact of addictions on professional conduct, interpret ethics rules, and analyze case studies to navigate ethical challenges
- Identify addiction in oneself and colleagues, implement intervention strategies, and utilize recovery resources in alignment with professional responsibility rules
- Assess and improve attorney-client relationships affected by addictions, ensuring effective communication and maintaining professional boundaries
- Implement proactive measures to prevent addictions, foster a supportive professional culture, and establish ethical frameworks for a resilient legal practice
About the Presenters
Christopher O'Donnell, Esq.
Greenstein & Milbauer, LLP.
Practice Area: Civil Trial Preparation (+ 1 other areas)
Christopher O'Donnell is currently a partner at the law firm Greenstein & Milbauer, LLP, and specializes in Plaintiff's Personal Injury Litigation. He is a member of both the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association.BAR ADMISSIONSNew York, 2010New Jersey, 2009U.S. District Court District of New Jersey
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