AILA is pleased to present "Ethics for Immigration Lawyers by Immigration Lawyers," a two-part ethics seminar series focusing on the unique ethical issues faced by immigration practitioners. Part II: Navigating the Ethics of Fraud-Balancing Candor and Confidentiality delves into the ethical issues attorneys encounter when dealing with clients who are (or have been) less than truthful.

The discussion will cover:

- Document Fraud and Untruthful Clients
- Candor Toward a Tribunal
- Confidentiality-It's Not What You Think It Is
- That's Your License in Their Hands!
- Ethical Considerations in Reporting Clients' Behavior
- Knowing When to Get Expert Advice on a Criminal Matter

The discussion will conclude with a Q&A session.

The "Ethics for Immigration Lawyers Part II: Navigating the Ethics of Fraud-Balancing Candor and Confidentiality" Web Seminar takes place Thursday, September 17, at the times noted below:

2:00 pm-3:30 pm eastern time
1:00 pm-2:30 pm central time
12:00 pm-1:30 pm mountain time
11:00 am-12:30 pm pacific time

Faculty:

*Reid Trautz (dl), AILA Director, Practice & Professionalism Center, Washington, DC

*Laura A. Edgerton, Vice Chair, AILA Ethics & Practice Management Committee, Raleigh, NC

*Kristina K. Rost, Chair, AILA Ethics & Practice Management Committee, Burlington, MA

*Helena S. Younossi, South San Francisco, CA