Available in your choice of format: Online CLE or CLEtoGo/Podcast.
Every lawyer is pledged to uphold the honor of our profession. Each of us tries to do this every day. When Kenneth Feinberg was appointed as the Special Master of the Federal September 11th Victim Compensation Fund of 2001, he had to ask himself just what that obligation means in practice. His first decision was to accept no compensation for the post. His next was how to value the lives lost. In the ensuing months, he heard stories reflecting all that is most heroic and some that is venal in human natureÑand he had to find the patience and courage to listen to these stories every day. Listen to his own story and consider how you would respond if you were called to serve in a uniquely difficult situation. This session qualifies for one credit in ethics and professionalism.
Credit Information
1.0 Total CLE credits, all of which may be applied toward Ethics
Major Ethics Rules Changes (Rev. August 2009) (ETHICS COURSES ONLY) (2 Pages, 26 KB)
User Feedback
"Startling, compelling, more thought-provoking content than I had expected. I'm glad that this CLE was available." (Hackensack, NJ)
"I very much enjoyed this seminar. My father was a Special Master in Philadelphia for the September 11th Victim's Compensation Fund. It was informative to hear about the types of issues he dealt with and the impact the Fund had on the survivors of September 11th." (Philadelphia, PA)
"Interesting, not the usual "code hypos". Life size moral considerations. Very good.
Podcast was easy to use.
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