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  Your Ethical Obligations
Every practice should have a code of conduct. The code of conduct will define the ethical obligation for a single practitioner or many attorneys in a large practice. As one of its most basic fundamental principles, your practice's code of conduct should insist that all business be conducted in full compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and rules. An employee's failure to obey - and ensure your company obeys - all applicable laws, regulations, and rules should be a clear and express violation of your code of conduct. Such conduct may expose your firm, board of directors, management, and employees to criminal or civil prosecution, fine, or penalty. In addition, the code of conduct should specifically address your employees' obligations to safeguard the confidentiality of your client’s personal information. This document should also define rules for the proper handling of proprietary and sensitive information of your practice.

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  • For Arizona State Bar
    • Course No:ETH-08-0003
      Credits:1.25
      Method: Interactive Online
      Categories: 
      • Ethics
  • For Colorado Supreme Court
    • Course No:CLECLU-ETHI
      Credits:1.00
      Method: Self Study
      Course Expiration: 10/30/2011  NOTE: The course must be completed by the expiration date to receive credit
      Categories: 
      • Ethics
      • General
  • For New York State Court
    • Course No:ETH-08-0003
      Credits:1.25
      Approval Code: Approved Jurisdiction
      Method: Nontraditional Format (Online)
      Categories: 
      • Ethics
  • For Florida Bar
    • Course No:9769 9
      Credits:1.50
      Method: Interactive Online
      Course Expiration: 6/1/2011  NOTE: The course must be completed by the expiration date to receive credit
      Categories: 
      • Ethics
      • General
  • For Oregon State Bar
    • Course No:4751*20
      Credits:1.25
      Method: Interactive Online
      Course Expiration: 11/15/2012  NOTE: The course must be completed by the expiration date to receive credit
      Categories: 
      • General
  • For Texas State Bar
    • Course No:901190322
      Credits:1.25
      Method: Participatory
      Course Expiration: 10/31/2010  NOTE: The course must be completed by the expiration date to receive credit
      Categories: 
      • Ethics
  
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Course Objectives
  • Understand the reasons for creating a code of conduct for each practice.
  • Describe ways to improve your company’s code of conduct.
  • Learn how to get all attorneys to understand their responsibilities under the code of conduct.
  • Understand the responsibilities of senior officers to make sure that the code of conduct matches the strategic direction of the practice.
  • Understand why adhering to the code of conduct will protect themselves and the firm from criminal or civil prosecution.
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