ProEthics'
Award-Winning
Musical CLE Programs
"I thought the idea
of music at a CLE seminar was ridiculous, but this was the best
I've been to in a long time!
~ Ethics
Rock! participant
In
2002, Jack Marshall's "legal ethics musical" The Sound of
Ethics won special recognition from the American Continuing
Legal Education Association, and he followed it up with the equally
successful Music Man parody, The Ethics Man, in 2003.
But Marshall began thinking about how Broadway melodies were not
the songs nearest and dearest to the Baby Boomer legal set, and
decided to apply his parody writing skills to the rock classics
of the '60s and '70s. He recruited a friend to perform the rock
parodies on acoustic guitar, and Ethics Rock!, the
most popular, unusual, nostalgic and tuneful CLE program ever to
rock a meeting room, was born.
About ProEthics, Ltd.
ProEthics
is a training and consulting firm with a unique approach to the
study of professional ethics.
Click
here for more information about ProEthics.
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Breaking News!
ProEthics president Jack Marshall
was voted "Best National Speaker" of 2005 by the New
Mexico State Bar Association. ProEthics sends its deep appreciation
to the NMSBA for this honor.
Ethics
Commentary
A
Good Website for Law Firms to Avoid
AutoAdmit bills itself as "the most
prestigious law school admissions discussion board in the world,"
which tips you off to the ethics of the people who run it. That
statement is at best textbook deceit---possibly true, as there
aren't any well-known "law school discussion boards," and the
number of "prestigious" ones is exactly zero. What's prestigious
about a law school discussions message board, anyway? But the
statement is more likely misrepresentation, for "prestigious"
isn't the word for AutoAdmit. "Infamous" is more accurate. "Slimy"
may be even better.
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Jack
Marshall,
ProEthics' President
Qualifications
and Experience
Jack
Marshall is based in the Washington, DC area but travels frequently
around the country for teaching and speaking engagements.
If you are considering inviting him to speak or facilitate
a seminar, or would like to meet with him, the 2006 schedule
may be of interest.
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About
the Ethical Arts Players
The most difficult
ethical problems are far easier to consider when they are seen rather
than read, and it is the job of The Ethical Arts Players to bring
ethical dilemmas to life with drama, wit, comedy, and even music.
Read more about the Ethical Arts Players
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