The Ethics of Legal Technology: What You Need to Know

What You Will Learn

Common pitfalls of law office technology
Ethical requirements related to client information and technology
Cloud computing and securing against ransomware and phishing attacks
Social media and ethical responsibilities
Solutions that ensure ethical compliance

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What You Will Learn

Common pitfalls of law office technology
Ethical requirements related to client information and technology
Cloud computing and securing against ransomware and phishing attacks
Social media and ethical responsibilities
Solutions that ensure ethical compliance

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Price

$79 for Association Member
$99 for Non-Member

70 minutes

Date Published

February 28, 2023

Publisher

Kentucky Justice Association

Subjects

Ethics, Technology

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Summary

Tad Thomas will cover the typical tech found in a modern law office and offer solutions for protecting confidential client communications and information. Model ethics rules require attorneys to be competent in understanding technology, in addition to their other ethical responsibilities for confidentiality and privacy of client information. This presentation covers such areas as cloud computing, securing against ransomware and phishing attacks, and responsibilities related to social media.

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Presenters

Tad Thomas

Thomas Law Offices

Mr. Thomas is the founding partner of Thomas Law Offices, PLLC with offices in Louisville, KY, Cincinnati, OH, Chicago, IL... Read More

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