Lawyers as gatekeepers: who (and how) to represent
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Lawyers as gatekeepers: who (and how) to represent

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Lawyers as gatekeepers: who (and how) to represent
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Wed 11 Nov15:30 - 16:00
The Legal Profession Under Pressure: Navigating Ethics and Responsibility
From Trump executive orders against law firms to smear campaigns: lawyers face increasing pressure from clients, politicians, prospective hires, and international and civil society organisations to act as gatekeepers. To reject certain clients or cases, or mitigate their involvement. How should you navigate these pressures?
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Lawyers as gatekeepers: who (and how) to represent
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