Ethical obligations exist in practically every industry, but few are bound by them quite the way the legal system is. These obligations extend even in the realm of no-fault litigation, where theoretically, the lines of culpability have been clearly and pre-emptively drawn. In fact, in an area where legal lines can sometimes be blurred, ethical obligations may prove even more critical. This CLE course will offer a thorough explanation of the ethical obligations of no-fault litigation such as how to create clear and open lines of communication without the benefit of the standard attorney/client relationship, how to create effective retainer agreements and how to minimize and avoid potential conflicts of interest. Special attention will be paid to the issue of confidentiality and client advertising and solicitation. The course will then review, in detail, issues such as: • Privileged Communications • Lack of Cooperation by the Insured • Punitive Damages • Excess Letter • Intentional Acts • Reservation of Rights • Multiple Insured’s • Adverse Representation • Coverage Questions