Join members of AILA’s Fraud Victim Task Force for a discussion of the legal, ethical, and practical challenges arising when clients are affected by attorney misconduct. This interactive roundtable will bring together practitioners working with individuals affected by the Alexandra Lozano matter and similar situations to discuss case strategies, ethical considerations, resource development, and opportunities for collaboration. Participants will leave with practical insights and a stronger network of colleagues committed to protecting vulnerable clients, supporting affected individuals, and maintaining public trust in the profession.

Facilitators

• Elizabeth Rompf Bruen, AILA Board of Governors/Fraud Victim Task Force Chair/ Innovation & Technology Committee, Chicago, IL
• Samantha Ratcliffe, AILA Oregon Chapter Chair/ Fraud Victim Task Force/ Asylum and Refugee Committee, Portland OR
• Catherine Seitz, AILA VAWA, Us, and Ts Committee/ Fraud Victim Task Force, San Francisco, CA
• Allyson DiPofi, AILA Ethics Committee, Cleveland, OH

AILA Membership Benefit

AILA Video Roundtables offer free, interactive learning led by expert faculty, with a focus on open discussion and Q&A. These sessions are available exclusively to AILA members and are not eligible for CLE credit. Recordings will be available approximately two weeks after the live event date.