Legal Ethics Mystery Thrillers March 2026
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Wilmington University
5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Presenters:
Richard K. Herrmann, Esq.
Ian Connor Bifferato, Esq.
Office of Disciplinary Counsel

5:00- 5:45   The Witness Who Knew Too Much
Presentation of first case study and discussion

5:45-6:30 The Watchers
Presentation of second case study and discussion

This ethics-focused CLE uses fictional legal thrillers to explore real-world professional responsibility dilemmas arising from personal relationships with witnesses, conflicts of interest, and looming perjury on the eve of trial. Through the story of Nexcore Industries v. The Delaware News Journal, participants will analyze duties under the Delaware Rules of Professional Conduct, including conflicts (Rules 1.7 and 1.8), candor to the tribunal (Rule 3.3), confidentiality and privilege (Rule 1.6), withdrawal (Rule 1.16), and reporting misconduct (Rule 8.3). Guided discussion questions invite attendees to assess remedial options, risk management strategies, and best practices for navigating ethical crises while protecting clients, the court, and one’s law license.

This seminar offers 1.5 ethics credits to Delaware and Pennsylvania Attorneys, 1.8 ethics credits to New Jersey Attorneys.

There are no livestream options for this CLE, however the video will be available for purchase after the fact.

To register by mail or email, please click the blue registration link below.

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* Advertised price is for the standard member rate.

OUT OF STATE CLE CREDIT INFO

Those attendees who wish to receive CLE credit, other than from Delaware, New Jersey or Pennsylvania, should contact their individual State’s CLE Commission for credit. The Delaware State Bar Association can provide you with the agenda (included in the Materials sent with your registration confirmation) and a Certificate of Attendance (upon completion of the webinar), which should meet the requirements of compliance.

All rates include CLE Seminar and any materials. To register now or review DSBA CLE Policies, click HERE.

All materials provided by the deadline will be available by QR code on the day of the seminar.

Reporting of credits:

Please be advised that the DSBA has 30 days from the date of the seminar to report credits. Credits will be reported according to the date of the seminar not the date they are entered.