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ACC Southern CaliforniaWe all deal with conflict in our personal and professional lives. As in house counsel, we are expected to provide guidance and assistance with conflict resolution across our organizations. During this presentation, trial attorney Caitlin Jones will discuss conflict avoidance and the litigation stemming from Rule 1.13 and the client-lawyer relationship. She will provide you with practical tips for maintaining your duty of loyalty when conflict arises among your team, between parent and subsidiary, or within your Board and C-Suite. She will discuss how the attorney should act when the employee acting for the business proposes to act contrary to the best interests of the organization. She will also provide insight into dealing with organizational conflict and avoiding both malpractice and ethical liability stemming from conflicts of interest. She will conclude with some best practices to help you deal with intra-company conflicts.
Speakers
Caitlin M. Jones, Esq. is an experienced litigation and trial attorney in Pettit Kohn Ingrassia Lutz & Dolin PC’s Business and Professional Liability practice group. She has tried more than a dozen jury trials and over 30 bench trials to verdict. As a trial attorney, she has handled a broad range of lawsuits representing individuals and business clients in state and federal court. Ms. Jones focuses her practice on professional liability and complex business and commercial litigation, and ethics. She has had significant success handling all aspects of litigation, helping clients achieve practical results that are in the client’s best interests. She is recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for her work in Professional Malpractice Law. Ms. Jones received her Juris Doctor from George Washington University School of Law and received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan.
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Pettit Kohn Ingrassia Lutz & Dolin, P.C.