Florida Bar Approved Ethics CLE (Course #2606539N) | 1.0 Ethics Credit
Most ethical failures do not begin with bad people making bad decisions. They begin with good people making seemingly reasonable decisions under pressure.
Drawing upon decades of federal investigative leadership, this practical and engaging program examines how cognitive bias, organizational pressure, loyalty conflicts, retaliation concerns, and ethical drift contribute to professional misconduct, liability exposure, and reputational harm.
Participants will learn to:
Ideal Audiences:
Most ethical failures do not begin with bad people making bad decisions. They begin with good people making seemingly reasonable decisions under pressure.
Drawing upon decades of federal investigative leadership, this practical and engaging program examines how cognitive bias, organizational pressure, loyalty conflicts, retaliation concerns, and ethical drift contribute to professional misconduct, liability exposure, and reputational harm.
Participants will learn to:
- Recognize early warning signs of ethical risk
- Identify cognitive and organizational blind spots
- Understand how ethical drift develops
- Evaluate decisions under pressure
- Apply practical integrity-based decision frameworks
Ideal Audiences:
- Attorneys
- Law Firms
- Bar Associations
- Compliance Professionals
- Investigators
- HR Leaders
- Government Agencies
- Executive Leadership Teams.