identifying a conflict of interest situation
What is a Conflict of Interest?
How to Spot a Conflict
Why a Conflict Matters
checking systems for conflicts of interest
Types of Conflict Checking Systems
When to use a Conflict Checking System
Essential Elements of a Conflict Checking System
managing a conflict of interest situation
Step One: The Need for Legal Analysis
Step Two: The Need for Adequate Disclosure
Step Three: The Need for Informed Consent
Step Four: The Need for Ongoing Assessment
Managing the Conflicts Mess
appendices
1 - Checklist to Identify Conflicts Involving Multiple Interest
2 - Checklist to Identify Conflicts Involving Lawyer's Personal Interest
3 - Checklist for Non-Engagement or Non-Representation Letter
4 - Checklist to Screen Imputed Conflicts
5 - Checklist of Essentials of Conflict Checking Systems
6 - Checklist for Eliciting Consent to Waive Conflict
7 - Checklist for Managing a Subsequent Conflict
8 - Action Plan to Contain a Conflicts Mess
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Last update: Oct. 7, 2002