The Unauthorized Practice of Law and How it Affects Licensed Attorneys Out of Stock
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About the Seminar
The unauthorized practice of law threatens the quality of legal advice the public receives. Under certain circumstances, the unauthorized practice of law might also have serious ethical or business implications for the attorney who supervises non-attorney staff, or whose clients provide advice or consulting services. For example, could you have clients - perhaps consulting firms or other professionals - who provide legal advice without appreciating what they are doing? Are you or your clients being threatened by professionals who are unwittingly providing legal advice? Are those clients' customer bases perhaps being threatened by competitors with good form books? Should an engineer be meeting with a municipal code enforcement officer to justify the drawings he is preparing for your client? Is an overly enthusiastic member of your staff saying a little too much to your clients? Once you've sued someone and she calls your staff to ask what the next step is in the process, what should your staff tell her? Learn the pros and cons, the ins and outs, and the ethical traps of UPL at this powerful and practical half-day seminar. The program will be a highly interactive panel discussion led by an experienced faculty of practitioners, as well as Judge Stephanie McDonald of the South Carolina Court of Appeals.
This program is geared to benefit lawyers whose paralegals speak with clients or the public, lawyers who's clients are consultants, and lawyers whose own practices or those of their clients are threatened by consulting firms.
Seminar Agenda
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Robert Bob P. Wood
What Constitutes UPL and How it Threatens Not Only the Public but Also Lawyers
Panel Leader: Robert P. Wood
Overview of Rogers Townsend & Thomas v. Peck
Panel Leader: Robert P. Wood
Options for Reporting UPL
Panel Leader: Tammy Besherse
Real Estate Closings
Panel Leader: Tammy Besherse
The Access to Justice Argument
Panel Leader: Hon. Stephanie P. McDonald
Industries at Risk of Being Accused of Practicing Law Without A License
Panel Leader: Robert P. Wood
Lawyers Licensed Only in Other States
Panel Leader: Jill C. Rothstein
Immigration Law
Panel Leader: Tammy Besherse
Anti-trust Aspects of Restrictions on Who May Practice Law: NC State Board of Dental Examiners v. FTC
Panel Leader: Robert P. Wood
When Non-lawyers May Practice Law and How These Rules Affect Paralegals and Government
Employees
Panel Leader: Jill C. Rothstein
This seminar qualifies for 3.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 3.0 LEPR credit hours.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2023, please use this course code: 231502ADO.
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