Ethics Training with Kim Wexler
10 episodes · Feb 23, 2020
Seasoned lawyer Kim Wexler shares wisdom learned from her years of legal training, with help from some special guests.
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S3E1Marketing
Feb 23, 20202mIn the first installment of a new continuing legal education course, Schweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler details the importance of properly (and legally) branding your practice and attracting new clients.
S3E2Communication
Feb 24, 20202mSchweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler offers tips and strategies to make sure your communication is clear, effective, and – most importantly – not misleading.
S3E3Civility
Mar 2, 20202mSchweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler discusses why it's important to "keep your cool even when you find yourself in hot water."
S3E4Self-Care
Mar 9, 20202mScheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler welcomes Howard Hamlin to discuss ways to make keep your body and mind sound in all circumstances.
S3E5Strategic Alliances
Mar 16, 20202mScheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler teaches you how to leverage working relationships to strengthen your legal practice – and what pitfalls to watch out for.
S3E6Conflicts of Interest
Mar 23, 20202mScheweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler breaks down how to identify and address conflict of interest with your clients, your case, and your opposing counsel.
S3E7Marital Privilege
Mar 30, 20202mSchweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler explains how to protect your clients' confidentiality without having to keep secrets from your spouse.
S3E8Money
Apr 6, 20202mSchweikart & Cokely Senior Partner Kim Wexler offers tips on how to bill your clients fairly and keep all financial matters above board.
S3E9Client Privilege
Apr 13, 20202mKim Wexler details the ins and outs of attorney-client confidentiality, including when it won't work in the client's favor.
S3E10Decision-Making
Apr 20, 20202mKim Wexler teaches you how handle though choices when the ethical answers aren't clear -and what to do when you make a mistake.