Ethics and Immigration Law:
How to Protect Yourself and Your Clients and Not Lose Sleep
Citizenship and Immigration Law | Original Program Date: March 26, 2014
Learn how to deal with a range of ethical dilemmas that you could easily face in your immigration practice. You will have the opportunity to consider hypothetical situations based on case law and existing legislation, and discuss how to avoid difficult ethical traps that could damage your reputation and your clients’ interests, and run afoul of professional regulations. There will also be a discussion of current Law Society rules, and of scenarios that could attract potential negligence claims. Attend this important program and learn how to:
- Identify difficult ethical issues
- Protect yourself from problem situations and difficult clients
- Prevent unnecessary problems with clients and regulators
- Comply with your professional obligations to clients, regulators, and government authorities
- Avoid conflicts of interest, ghost clients, and potential liability
PROGRAM CHAIR AND MODERATOR:
Sergio R. Karas, Karas Immigration Law Professional Corporation
SPEAKERS
Naomi Horrox, Counsel, Practice Management, Law Society of Upper Canada
Gary Caplan, Partner, McCague Borlack LLP
Gavin MacKenzie, Partner, Davis LLP
Raymond G. Leclair, Vice-President, Public Affairs, Lawyers' Professional Indemnity Company (LAWPRO®)