Event Description
If you did not pre-register but
would like to join this webcast please email Ashley Bollig at abollig@mnbars.org for the
link.
Due to the
current situation, this program is REMOTE-ONLY participation. There will
be NO in-person attendance.
Rule 4.2 of the Minnesota Professional Rules of Conduct is
often overlooked because it seems straightforward: Do not communicate directly
with represented parties. But it is not always as simple as it may seem.
Understanding the precise scope of the Rule and its exceptions is important,
especially when it is unclear whether the party has retained counsel, when the
party is receiving limited scope representation, or when the party consents to
or initiates communication with opposing counsel. This presentation will dive
into these issues and more as we explain the background and purpose of the Rule,
best practices for ensuring compliance, and the significant evidentiary
consequences that can be imposed for violation of the
rule.
Presenters:
Barry O’Neil, Attorney, Lommen Abdo, P.A.
Michelle Kuhl, Attorney, Lommen
Abdo, P.A.
CLE
Credits:
1.0 Ethics CLE
Credits Applied For | Event Code:
309610
Webcast
Cost:
HCBA Member: $0
Non-HCBA Member: $40
Law Student/New
Admittee: Free
Remote Participation
Only:
This CLE will be
available by remote participation only. Instructions will be emailed to you the
day before the CLE.
Questions? Contact Ashley Bollig at abollig@mnbars.org
To register with a check, please mail in this registration
form.
Need to cancel? Please see our cancellation
policy.
Deadline to Register: June
10, 2020
Thank you to our annual sponsor:
Computer Forensic
Services
The HCBA is committed to creating an inclusive environment in which
all members can participate fully. If you need reasonable accommodations to
participate in this event, please notify Ashley Bollig at abollig@mnbars.org. Please
provide notification at least 72 hours prior to the meeting to allow sufficient
time to make arrangements for accommodations. Thank you.