Legal and Ethical Considerations in Your Psychological Practice
2 Credit Hours
Online
This workshop will be presented by Casey Alesch and Jen Lindberg, two attorneys from BrownWinick Law Firm who specialize in litigation, behavioral health and health care services. They will provide an overview and guidelines on a number of legal and ethical issues related to the practice of psychology, including interjurisdictional practice, telehealth services, the legal duty to warn and duty to protect, professional boundaries and separation of personal and professional relationships and an overview of current HIPAA requirements.
Topic
Legal and Ethical Considerations in Your Psychological Practice
Credit Hours
2 CE
Location
Online via Zoom
Date & Time
Instructor(s)
Jennifer Lindberg
Casey Alesch
Cost
$55: IPA Member
$33: IPA Lifetime Member
$33: IPA ECP Member
$22: IPA Retired Member (no CE)
$0: IPA Student Member
$77: Non-Member
About this Workshop Sponsored by BrownWinick Law
This workshop will be presented by Casey Alesch and Jen Lindberg, two attorneys from BrownWinick Law Firm who specialize in litigation, behavioral health and health care services. They will provide an overview and guidelines on a number of legal and ethical issues related to the practice of psychology, including interjurisdictional practice, telehealth services, the legal duty to warn and duty to protect, professional boundaries and separation of personal and professional relationships and an overview of current HIPAA requirements.
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
- Understand the guidelines around interjurisdictional practice, including telehealth implications.
- Overview of the legal duty to warn and duty to protect.
- Develop a deeper understanding of professional boundaries and separation of personal and professional relationships.
- Become familiar with current HIPAA requirements.
About the Presenters
Jennifer E. Lindberg is a member attorney at BrownWinick. Jennifer practices primarily in the area of litigation. She has experience handling cases before state courts, federal courts, and state administrative agencies in both Iowa and Illinois. In addition to her courtroom experience, Jennifer has worked as an insurance regulator, which provided her the experience of seeing cases from the other side of the table.
In 2011, Jennifer earned her J.D., summa cum laude, from DePaul University College of Law and is a member of the Order of the Coif. She was awarded a certificate in Intellectual Property: Art and Museum Law. Jennifer was a recipient of the CALI Award for the highest grade in the class in Pre-Trial Civil Litigation and Art and Law.
Prior to joining BrownWinick, Jennifer was a Health Insurance Compliance Officer for the Iowa Insurance Division. She also was an associate attorney at the Kanaris, Stubenvoll & Heiss, P.C. law firm in Chicago, Illinois. During law school Jennifer was a law clerk for the Gunty & McCarthy law firm in Chicago, Illinois, and a legal intern for the Chicago History Museum and DePaul Art Museum.
Jennifer was admitted to the Iowa bar in 2017 and Illinois bar in 2011. She was also admitted to the United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa. Jennifer was appointed to the Board of Directors at the Iowa Legal Aid Foundation. She is a member of the Polk County and Iowa State Bar Associations, the American Health Law Association, and the Polk County Women Attorneys.
About the Presenters
Casey M. Alesch is an associate attorney at BrownWinick. Casey has a general practice including, but not limited to, litigation, health care, and employment and labor law. She is active in BrownWinick’s Health Care and Labor and Employment practice groups.
Casey’s goal is to understand her clients’ business and every challenge they’re facing. She strives to be the client’s trusted advisor by providing practical, results-driven guidance to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Maintaining a high level of activity within BrownWinick’s Health Care, Labor and Employment and Medical Malpractice groups, Casey remains on the leading edge of industry updates to ensure her clients are informed.
Casey’s approach to working with clients is to listen to their goals, frame the legal issues that might be involved, and work efficiently to find a solution that fits the client’s needs. No matter what strategy is decided upon to pursue, Casey works collaboratively to help navigate her clients through the process and ensure they feel completely informed.
Prior to joining BrownWinick as an associate, Casey was a law clerk for BrownWinick. Casey is a member of both the Polk County and the Iowa State Bar Associations, the Polk County Women Attorneys and the American Health Law Association. While at law school, Casey served on the Moot Court Board as Competition’s Director and authored the Supreme Court Day problem in 2019.
Refund and Cancellation Policy
We understand, sometimes things come up!
IPA will offer a full refund to registrants who cancel their registration 7 days prior to an event/course. If a registrant would like to cancel their registration within 7 days of the event, no refund will be offered.
Contact: Suzanne Hull, ipa@iowapsychology.org