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Lawyer's Compass
Original Program Date :
- Speakers, session times and credit hours are subject to change.
Ethics | 
Professionalism | 
Trial Practice
- PRESIDING:
- John E. Moore, III, Shareholder, Dean, Mead, Minton & Moore, Vero Beach, FL
- 8:30
- Introduction
- Sarah I. Coole, Chief Operating Officer, State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta, GA
- 8:35
- Modern Practice and the Demand for Trust
- The Practice of Law Today and Tomorrow
- Current State of the Legal Profession: The Three-Dimensional Crisis and Lack of Trust
- The Future of Work: Technology and Markets are Causing Radical Changes to the Nature of Work
- Trust Model of Legal Practice: Character and Competency
- Trust and the Lawyer Advisory Relationship
- How Do We Create Trust? Character and Competency
- Values Are the Key to Building Trust
- 10:05
- Break
- 10:20
- Model Rules of Professional Conduct: Our Ethics
- Status and History of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct
- The Role of Values in Ethical Practice
- MRPC Matrix and Underlying Values
- The Broken Compass: The Rule Compliant, Unethical Lawyer
- 11:50
Lunch - 12:35
- Generating Trust and Person Contentment
- Becoming a Trust Generator
- Trust Building Professional Competencies
- Exceeding Expectations in the Client Relationship
- Contentment Theory: Values, Congruence, Satisfaction and Calling
- Values: Your Foundation
- Congruence: Matching Who You Are to Where You Are
- Satisfaction in Activity: Happiness, Fulfillment and Excellence
- Calling: Where Activity Takes Place for Others
- 2:05
- Break
- 2:20
- Building the Lawyer's Compass and The Aspirational Lawyer
- Congruence Theory of the Lawyer's Compass
- What Are Your Values? How Do You Spend Your Time?
- The Lawyer's Compass Tool
- Becoming The Aspirational Lawyer
- 3:50
- Adjourn
Description v.OD1, Brochure v1
John E. Moore, Dean Mead
John Moore is one of those people who you just enjoy spending time with. He is passionate about his life, his work and the help that he can provide to lawyers from all areas of practice. He is a high energy, funny, smart and talented teacher. John’s knowledge is practice-proven. He is a partner in the office of Dean, Mead, Minton & Moore in Vero Beach, Florida, where he maintains an active estate planning practice. He is also an actively licensed CPA.
Moore’s experience profile includes tenure with Arthur Andersen LLP, and service as an official of the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development and the Government National Mortgage Association, as well as time in private practice with a large law firm in Washington, D.C. and as managing partner of a small firm in Florida.
John’s enthusiasm for the law reaches well beyond his office door. He was the 2010 recipient of the Florida Bar President’s Pro Bono Service Award in the 19th Judicial District. He personally provided more than 1,500 hours of pro bono services, and oversaw about 1,000 hours on various projects.
Moore received his undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame and his law degree from the University of Virginia.
