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Showing posts with label Rules of Professional Conduct. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rules of Professional Conduct. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2022
Judge Erred in Finding a Conflict in Representation
Ameribuilt Contractors appealed the workers' compensation judge's February 1, 2022 order rejecting a proposed settlement and disqualifying its assigned insurance counsel, Brown & Connery, LLP (B&C), on the basis of a perceived conflict between Ameribuilt's workers' compensation carrier, Travelers Property Casualty Insurance Co. (Travelers), and Travelers' ostensible insured, respondent Robert Alam. The court concluded that the judge erred in finding that a conflict existed and, thus, there was no basis for the disqualification. Accordingly, the court is constrained to reverse.
Sunday, June 13, 2021
Cybersecurity Must be a Shared Responsibility
Cybersecurity security is becoming even more acute of an issue for law firms. The recent pandemic increased the reliance upon remote technology as lawyers and supporting staff have worked from home and participated in virtual meetings and hearings. The recent ransomware attacks on major utilities have created heightened concerns.
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Hot Topics in Workers' Compensation Law Seminar 2016 - Available from NJICLE
Hot Topics in Workers' Compensation Law Seminar
Wed. Sept. 14, 2016
Law
Center, New Brunswick 5-8:35p
This year’s program will focus on professional and ethical responsibilities concerning disclosure and protection of client confidential information throughout the course of discovery and litigation, with specific emphasis on the pretrial conference.
The seminar +reviews the Professional Code of Responsibility and it’s integration with the Rules and procedures of The Division of Workers' Compensation, and The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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