Words of Wisdom: How to Manage the Ethical Challenges of Public Sector Service
Public Sector Lawyers | Original Program Date: June 9, 2015
Practicing law in the public sector brings with it a unique set of challenges and ethical obligations. Join us tohear from experienced counsel who have weathered the storm, as they share their "war stories" on tricky situations and how they conquered the ethical predicaments. Our panel of experts will provide insights and strategies for navigating the grey areas, including:
- How to resolve the tension between ethical obligations and political constraints
- What to do when your client fails to take your advice
- Advising on your own work product
- Reconciling your obligations to your client and to protecting the public interest
- Taking on the boss: Lobbying the government as a public sector employee=
Deconstruct ethical challenges and build your skills for managing them - Register now.
SPEAKERS
Dennis Brown, General Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General
Sandra Nishikawa, Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General, Crown Law Office Civil
Jean-Noel Murphy, Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General, Crown Law Office Civil
Edgar Schmidt, Barrister and Solicitor
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Elizabeth King, Counsel, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
Dulce Mitchell, Counsel, Toronto Transit Commission
