The All New Ethics Revue
July 2009
The All New Ethics Revue
Program Description
CBA-CLE proudly presents The Law Club in the all new CLE musical extravaganza, “The Ethics Revue.” With a unique combination of wit, song, and commentary, our cast of uber-talented attorneys will raise your awareness of a variety of ethical issues which arise in the practice of law.
The CBA Ethics Committee and the Law Club once again join in unholy alliance to present this year's hot ethics topics and those all-important rule changes in a fun and musical format! On JULY 9, 2009 at the CBA CLE offices, you can once again experience the uniquely humorous musical skills of the Law Club.
Brave commentary on uncharted ethical issues will be provided by the remarkably insightful and thoughtful CBA Ethics Committee panel, moderated by John T. Baker, Esq. This is an occasion you mustn't miss. Tell your family. Tell your friends.
Buy tickets for the firm.
So come to The All New Ethics Revue on JULY 9, 2009. Get some education. Have some fun. And oh yes ... Pick up three ethics credits.
Just don't ask who wrote the song lyrics. THE LAW CLUB NEVER TELLS.
Topics
- Conversion
- Misrepresentations
- Conflicts of interest
- Deposing opposing counsel
- Witness Preparation
- Colo. RPC 3.1 /CRCP 11/Frivolous Motions
- Colo. RPC 3.3 Candor towards the Tribunal
- Colo. RPC 1.7
- Candor to the Tribunal
- Billing and fees
- Confidentiality
- Colo. RPC 1.2 Reporting and Planning Crimes
- Trial Tactics
- Pro Bono Obligations
- Discovery Obligations
Agenda
5:30 pm
Registration
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Dinner provided
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Program
Moderator
John T. Baker, Esq.
John T. Baker, PC
Denver, CO
Panel
Nancy L. Cohen, Esq.
Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel
Denver, CO
Honorable Raymond N. Satter
Denver County Court
Denver, CO
The LAW CLUB
The Denver Law Club was founded on April 10, 1914 as an organization of young (under 40), male members of the Denver Bar Association. It was to meet twice a month to discuss legal topics of interest to the members. In 1939, for reasons that are obscure, a group of Law Club members began putting on entertainment at the annual meetings of the Colorado Bar Association. Early shows were put on during the first day luncheon. However, after World War II, the luncheon skits grew to full shows. These elaborate productions involved months of planning. Soon they, and not the staid biweekly meetings, became the hallmark of the Law Club. Law Club archives are replete with both written and photographic records featuring many of today’s distinguished judges, as well as today’s respected founders and senior partners of some of Colorado’s most prestigious law firms making fools of themselves in public at Law Club shows. Unfortunately, when the CBA discontinued its annual meetings, the Law Club lost its primary venue. However, the Club continues to write, produce and perform its own brand of irreverent musical satire before a variety of audiences in the Colorado front range.
The Law Club still holds monthly meetings, and topics of interest are still presented – and we frequently now receive CLE credit for attending. The original limits as to gender and age have been set aside. Today, attorneys and law students who reside or practice in the City and County of Denver are eligible for membership, and are encouraged to join us. As almost a century of distinguished jurists, judges, and even one Supreme Court Justice has shown, Law Club membership is no impediment to a successful legal career.
Video Replay: July 29, 2009
Denver: CLE Classroom, 1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Grand Junction: 1250 East Sherwood Drive
Colorado Springs: 421 South Tejon Street, Suite 100
Location Information
CLECI Large Classroom
1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Denver, CO 80203
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1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Denver, CO 80203
Registration Fees
| Non Member | $179.00 |
| CBA | $159.00 |
- General Credits: 3.00
- Ethics Credits: 3.00
- EDI Credits:
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