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Ethical Considerations When Responding To Lozada Complaints

SKU: EPR047
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Description

Immigration is a rewarding practice area with a collegial group of practitioners. While immigration law is among the most complex, a great benefit is colleagues who generously share their knowledge and experience with one another. This makes it even more difficult when one lawyer must prepare and file a disciplinary complaint against another in order to zealously represent their client under the requirements of Matter of Lozada.

While most training on the subject focuses on filing a “Lozada complaint,” this presentation will focus on how to deal with the situation when you are the lawyer accused of mistakes. Of course, a lawyer must respond to a disciplinary complaint from ethics authorities, but another question that has long been left unanswered is whether lawyers should respond to a notification received under Matter of Lozada prior to a disciplinary complaint being filed.

Lecturer Bio

Kenneth Craig Dobson, Esq.

Kenneth Craig Dobson is Of Counsel at Crystal & Giannoni-Crystal, LLC (an international law and ethics law firm), where he practices both immigration and ethics law. He has a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from Furman University and a Juris Doctor, cum laude, from New England School of Law. During law school, he received CALI awards in both the Law and Ethics of Lawyering and International Business Transactions and served as Editor-in-Chief of the New England Journal of International and Comparative Law.

He previously served as UPL Liaison for the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s Georgia-Alabama Chapter and was appointed by the Supreme Court of Georgia to serve as Chairperson of the District 1 UPL Committee for the State Bar of Georgia from 2014 to 2017. He is currently vice chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s National Ethics Committee. In October of 2017, he became one of the first National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coaches.

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