Description
Understand the ethical rules that apply to the use of technology and electronic information.Lawyers and nonlawyers have important ethical duties and responsibilities when representing clients and working on client files, including competence, communication, client intake, identifying conflicts of interest, managing client files, and closing the client file. This course assists lawyers and nonlawyers in identifying and avoiding or minimizing the ethical risks while properly representing clients and will also provide suggested solutions and best practices.
Date: 2022-06-08 Start Time: End Time:
Learning Objectives
Competence
• ABA Model Rule 1.1
• Lawyer/Paralegal Technology CLE
• Using Zoom® and Alexa and Other Devices
• Technology Disclaimers in Fee Agreements
• Filing Court Documents Electronically (E-Portal)
Remote Digital Access and Storage
• Remote Online Access to Client and Firm Files
• Electronic File Storage and Cloud Computing
• Digital Storage Devices
Confidentiality
• Metadata
• Sending Lawyer Liability
• Receiving Lawyer Requirements
• Outsourcing and Protecting Confidentiality
Lawyer Ethics and Paralegal and Lawyer Use of Social Media
Risk of Using Emails and Reply All
Using Expert and Specialist
• Use of Expert and Specialist in Lawyer Advertising
• Use of Expert in Firms Domain Name
Lawyer Websites and Practice Over the Internet
• Websites Must Comply With Bar Rules
• Receipt of Unsolicited Information Through Website
NALA ,NFPA ,Additional credit may be available upon request. Contact Lorman at 866-352-9540 for further information.
Joseph A. Corsmeier, Esq.-The Law Office of Joseph A. Corsmeier, P.A.
