Megan Mathias to Speak at the International Forum of Senior Executive Advisors on Ethics Issues
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Jun 25, 2024
Chicago-based partner Megan Mathias will present on a panel titled "Not Your Client's Mouthpiece" at the International Forum of Senior Executive Advisors (IFSEA) in London, United Kingdom, on June 25, 2024.
The panel will discuss ethical conflicts faced by advisers balancing client interests, objectivity, integrity, and court obligations. When the client is a strong-minded business leader or organization, these ethical conflicts can be challenging. Lawyers must maintain independence and objectivity to avoid becoming collateral damage while also helping the client meet their goals.
For more information, please visit the IFSEA's website.
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London, United Kingdom
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