Marlan Wilbanks Shares Legal Ethics Training at Bridge the Gap Seminar
Presented by the State Bar of Georgia and the Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia, the Bridge the Gap program is a mandatory requirement for newly admitted attorneys. Held twice annually, this seminar equips new lawyers with practical tools and professional guidance as they enter legal practice.
Since 1994, Marlan Wilbanks has been a regular presenter at the Bridge the Gap seminars, contributing decades of experience to support the next generation of attorneys. His presentation, titled “Advising Your Clients Wisely to Avoid Unnecessary Litigation Exposure and Costs,” focuses on both practical strategies and ethical responsibilities—making it a cornerstone of the program’s legal ethics training.
A Veteran’s Perspective on Legal Ethics Training
Marlan’s session goes beyond textbook examples to offer real-world insights into how lawyers can prevent client missteps that lead to costly legal conflicts. Drawing on high-stakes litigation experience, he emphasizes how sound judgment, communication, and early intervention are essential components of legal ethics training for new attorneys.
Guiding New Lawyers Toward Ethical Practice
Marlan continues to play an important role in shaping ethical and effective legal practice across Georgia. His long-standing involvement in legal ethics training at Bridge the Gap highlights his dedication to helping new attorneys build strong, responsible careers from the very beginning.
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