<title>Ethics: Liar, Liar – What to Do When Your Client Lies- Schedule and Faculty</title>

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<font face="Arial" color="#CC6633" size="4">Schedule and Faculty</font></p>
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		Friday, May 11, 2012<br>
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		Ethics: Liar, Liar – What to Do When Your Client Lies
		
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		Ever had a client lie to you? 
		Join Eric Cooperstein and Peter Berge for a discussion of the ethical duties and obligations that arise when you know or 
		think your client is lying.		</font></p>
		
		
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		– Eric T. Cooperstein; Law Office of Eric T. Cooperstein<br>
		– Peter H. Berge; Minnesota CLE (moderator) 

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