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Ethical Considerations Associated with Non-Traditional Representation.

Ethical Considerations Associated with Non-Traditional Representation

The GOLD Group's Annual Ethics CLE focuses on the various ethical concerns related to the following areas of practice: the representation of professionals; surrogate's court practice; the representation of children; and pro bono work.

Part One - Representation of Professionals
Reetuparna (Reena) Dutta, Esq.
Partner, Hodgson Russ LLP

Part Two - Surrogate’s Court Practice
Joseph A. Shifflett, Esq. ’75
Chief County Attorney, Erie County Surrogate’s Court

Part Three - Representation of Children
Laura A. Miskell, Esq. ’04
Attorney, Miskell & Moxham

Part Four - Pro Bono Representation
Gayle T. Murphy, Esq. ’86
Pro Bono Manager, Volunteer Lawyer’s Project