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avoid conflicts of interest, dishonesty,fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, andconduct prejudicial to theadministration of justice?In the civil justice system, are ethicalconstraints on extrajudicial commentby attorneys considered lessimportant than their responsibility tobe zealous advocates?To what extent does First Amendmentprotection for freedom of attorneyspeech conflict with ethicalconstraints on extrajudicial advocacyin civil cases?Item no. : LY11200353Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00ETHICS OPINIONSLARRY FOX AND SUSANMARTYN ON ETHICS:ACCIDENTAL CLIENTS ANDALAWYERS IN THE JOBMARKETBy Lawrence J. Fox, Susan R. MartynLawyers would argue they know who theirclients are. Prospective clients are enteredinto a conflicts database and checked forconflicts with current and former clients.The lawyer only proceeds if no conflict isrevealed, or if proper informed consent tothe conflict has been obtained. Butincreasingly, the law governing lawyershas identified "accidental" clients: thoseclients that lawyers had little or no ideaexisted.This presentation considers legallyrecognized client-lawyer relationships,many of which can be created accidentallyfrom a lawyer's point of view, and oftenwhen a lawyer least expects it. Thepanelists will also discuss the conflicts thatarise as lawyers enter the job market andissues like side-switching, hot potatoes,and screens that arise when lawyers leavetheir firms.Item no. : JC11200511Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 60 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 110.00EVIDENCEINTRODUCTION TOE-DISCOVERY, ANBy Matthew C. Christoff, Sarah M. Knight,Jessica TaylorElectronic discovery is no longer a rarity,but a reality that nearly every attorney willencounter in his career. Ensuring thepreservation of electronically storedinformation (ESI) is a key component ofdiscovery today. Litigants who fail topreserve ESI can face severeconsequences, including monetary andevidentiary sanctions, the effects of whichcan last long beyond a single case.Recognizing the potential issues andconcerns in the preservation andcollection of ESI is critical to an effectiveelectronic discovery strategy.This program will introduce participants tothese considerations and the complexitiesand pitfalls of e-discovery issues in anysize case. The program will also addressrecent case law and emergingtechnologies, such as cloud storage andsocial media, and what strategies litigantsemploy to successfully manage ESIpreservation and collection. Join us for aninsightful and practical discussion of theseissues using real-life examples andillustrations.Item no. : TS11200504Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00EVIDENCE-BASEDTEACHING CPDEVIDENCE-BASEDTEACHINGPresented by Mike BellWhat is Evidence-based teaching allabout?Agriculture, medicine and industry all useevidence-based methods that are decidedby what works best in experiments ratherthan custom and practice, or merelytradition. Teaching is becoming this waytoo, and we now know what teachingmethods are consistantly reliable andeffective in the classroom.This DVD covers ten of the most effectiveteaching methods as identified bythousands of experiments conductedworldwide.Item no. : VB30690002Format : DVDPrice : GBP 199.00HOW BRAINS LEARNUsing the latest research, this videoexplains, in a jargon-free and accessibleway, how the brain learns, and why somestudents find learning difficult.With diagrams and plain English, the filmexplores how you can further improve yourteaching by understanding key brainfunctions.The video looks at the learning processand includes sections on common learningmyths, case studies, and why the mosteffective classroom methods really work.This resource has activity sessions,making this a valuable resource for stafftraining and professional development.All materials and activities have beentested in his training sessions by teachers.Part 1: Brain basics Main brain areas Memories and learning Organising memoriesPart 2: Higher Order Thinking Skills for thinking Abstract thinkingItem no. : JR30690001Format : 2 DVDs (With CD)Price : GBP 249.00FAMILYCOUNSELINGFAMILY THERAPY:UNIVERSAL AND UNIQUEAPPROACHES TO SOLVINGPROBLEMSBy Samuel Gladding Ph.D.Through a series of entertaining, brief, andinstructional role plays, Dr. Gladdingreviews several universals of familytreatment approaches, such as types ofcommunication patterns, rules, andfeedback. He describes additionalconcepts including homeostasis,secondary change, and developmentalaspects of a problem, then demonstrateseffective use of these techniques to treat amultigenerational family. Stimulating andenlightening, this video perfect for mostclasses in family therapy and is a creativeresource for hooking beginning graduateand advanced undergraduate studentsinto seeing multiple aspects of how toclinically work with families to achievetherapeutic results.Item no. : AN08780279Format : DVDDuration : 60 minutesPrice : USD 203.00FAMILY LAW20 TAX TRAPS AND OTHERTRUSTEE SELECTIONCONSIDERATIONSClients rely on their planning attorney toguide them in selecting the bestcandidates to serve in the critical role oftrustee. But clients need more than justbrilliant ideas from their attorneys, theyalso need effective implementation.Unfortunately, IRC 2036, 2038 and 2041can wreak havoc on the successfulstructuring of a trust. 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