Episode 311
Ethical Considerations for Defense Counsel in a New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Case
November 27th, 2023
27 mins 40 secs
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About this Episode
In this episode “Ethical Considerations for Defense Counsel in a New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Case,” Greg Lois focuses on the ethical issues for respondent’s counsel in a New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Case and discusses conflicts of interest relating to insured clients, such as:
- Triadic or Tripartite Relationship: Respondent/Employer/Client
- Ethical Implications of Triadic or Tripartite Relationship
- Counsel to Insured
- Counsel to Insurance Company
Greg also discuss legal billing guidelines, representation that exceeds boundaries of workers’ compensation act, candor to the tribunal and adversary, sworn pleadings, and contact and co-operation with adversary.
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