Learn how to evaluate and resolve conflicts when they present themselves.
Business executives and licensed professionals may have a basic appreciation of conflicts of interest but lack a conscientious, disciplined, and consistent method for spotting them. Then, once a conflict has been identified, many businesspeople, including professionals, do not understand how to react to a conflict of interest promptly and decisively. Also, there is a lack of appreciation concerning the legal liability risk associated with conflicts that are allowed to go unaddressed, to say nothing of the risk of reputational harm, which may be even more consequential.
This presentation will help you spot and even predict conflicts of interest and will teach you how to evaluate and resolve conflicts when they present themselves. The benefit of having a knowing and enlightened system for addressing conflicts pays dividends in the form of efficiency and confidence in decision-making, preservation of the company's or firm's culture, and the avoidance of reputational harm as well as legal liability exposure.
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Faculty
Jonathan S. Ziss, J.D.
Goldberg Segalla
- Partner, Goldberg Segalla LLP, a national litigation firm with over 400 attorneys
- Co-chair of the firm’s Management & Professional Liability Practice Group, with over 35 years of experience
- A frequent columnist, author, and lecturer on accountant professional liability risk management and avoidance
- Has appeared in CA, CT, DE, FL, MT, NJ, PA, and NY and has represented clients including professional service firms, non-profits, and for-profit businesses in many other states as well
- Successfully argued to the Supreme Court of Delaware, a leading forum for financial litigation, that in an audit malpractice dispute, management’s unclean hands should be a viable defense even if the auditor’s conduct fell below the standard of due care
- Has tried dozens of cases to verdict and has handled countless administrative investigations and proceedings, mediations, and arbitrations
- Chosen to serve as an expert witness in an accountant malpractice case, addressing the enforceability of engagement letters and the differentiation among attestation levels
- Honors graduate of Franklin & Marshall College (elected Phi Beta Kappa); graduate of Villanova University’s Charles Widger School of Law (staff member, The Villanova Law Review)
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 267-519-6820 (office), or 215-480-2572 (mobile)
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