Read Commentary on Current Legal Ethics Developments:The Unethical Withdrawal of George Zimmerman’s Lawyers

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ProEthics also features lively and challenging programs and seminars on…

Business Ethics and management ethics...including

• NEW!  Business  Ethics Rock!  [Read more]

• The most memorable  business ethics facilitator in the galaxy…Captain Compliance!       [Read more]

and…

Charity and not-for-profit ethics for boards, managers, fundraisers and lawyers…[Read more]

Sexual harassment and workplace ethics…effective, interactive, and believe it or not,  fun … [Read more]

Accounting Ethics for non-boring accountants … [Read more]

And the Most Acclaimed of All..

ProEthics’ Musical Legal Ethics CLE Seminars!

The most popular, and perhaps the most effective, of all the ProEthics legal ethics seminars are those combining the talents of The Ethical Arts Players, musical parody, classic songs, and challenging hypotheticals. The current line-up includes…

NEW! Ethics Rock Extreme: From the opening strains of the Queen parody medley, to an audience sing-along to the ethical dilemma-filled parody of Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” (a sing-along!)  Ethics Rock Extreme explores the latest developments in the always-dynamic field of professional ethics with parodies of a wide-ranging selection of hits from diverse artists such as Paul Simon, The Police, Harry Chapin, Bob Dylan and more.  [Read more]

THE CHAMPION! Ethics Rock! ProEthics’ all-time most requested program, with performances for more than twenty bar associations, plus law firms, professional groups, law schools, alumni groups and corporate law departments. [Read more]

Jack’s FAVORITE…Ethics Blues. It’s a bit more pricey, because it has a singer and a pianist, but it packs more ethics issues and more great music into a seminar than any program before or since. One of the Ethical Arts Player’s beautiful chanteuses sings legal ethics parodies to the music of Richard Rodgers, Harold Arlen, George Gershwin, and others. [Read more]