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Excellent Advocacy or Frivolous Argument – Scene 6C

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Unprofessional in Word and Deed

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Videoconferencing In Florida’s Civil Courts: Professionalism For The Small Screen

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Relying on AI in the Practice of Law

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Professionalism in a Deposition

– [Supervisor] Before you begin your investigation, take a moment to think about the ethical and professional conduct in the context of the litigation. You will see conduct that some might define as zealous advocacy in the face of a powerful adversary. But I want us to think about whether the conduct is zealous advocacy […]

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