In alliance with Adamson University, College of Law
The Legal Ethics of Legal Risk Management in the New Normal
This course will discuss how to manage legal risk in the new normal that is rooted in legal ethics.
Category
Legal and Judicial Ethics
Credit Unit
1
DURATION
74:00
EXPIRATION DATE
2/11/2024 12:00:00 AM
OVERVIEW
The new normal involves behaviors, situations, and health standards that unfold, that are dynamic. Taking this course will guide you on how to find concrete ways to manage the risks from these sources as they become apparent, and although they may not yet be permanent.
Being able to manage legal risks effectively in the new normal can help save businesses and lives.
At the end of this course, you should be able to:
Identify the sources and triggers of legal risks pre-Covid
List the recognizable pre-Covid legal risks
Explain how the sources and triggers of legal risks change in the new normal
Choose the factors that affect LRM changed in the new normal
Cite the items that we need to change in the way we manage legal risks
Explain the LRM’s ‘strict approach’ in adapting to the new normal
Course Status
AVAILABLE NOW
Course Price
₱443.00
when you avail the Full Compliance (36 Units) bundle
₱600.00
Regular price for 1 credit unit course
Lecturer
ATTY. LEAH JOSE-SEBASTIAN
Professor
She is a graduate of UP Law (Class 1993), has been in active practice for 26 years now. She has had 12 years of litigation experience, 6 years of law firm practice, and 18 years of experience in major in-house legal roles, including as Legal Director of United Laboratories, General Counsel of Unilever Philippines, Inc., and General Counsel – Supply Chain SEAA (Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand) and Global Procurement (for Commodities and Food Ingredients portfolio) of the Unilever Group.