If you ask Florida mediator Charles "Chubby" Damsel, many of the nation's experienced trial lawyers should retake Ethics 101. Damsel, a veteran insurance defense litigator and test examiner for the National Board of Trial Advocacy, has just completed grading 120 ethics NBTA exam answers. Only 25 percent of the examinees from around the country passed the ethics question Damsel drafted, which centered on the hot ethics topic of the relationship among insurance company, insured and defense counsel.
March 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If you ask West Palm Beach, Fla. mediator Charles “Chubby” Damsel, many of the nation’s experienced trial lawyers should retake Ethics 101.
Damsel, a veteran insurance defense litigator and test examiner for the National Board of Trial Advocacy, has just completed grading 120 ethics NBTA exam answers and was perplexed by the results.
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