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Challenges of Technology in 21st Century Law Practice
Wednesday, July 17, 2013, 1:30 to 4:45 p.m.
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| Advances in technology enable lawyers in all practice settings to work more efficiently and effectively. How does technology mesh with rules that were mostly written 30 years ago – long before the Internet? How do we change with the times and yet maintain the tenets of our profession, such as confidentiality and professionalism? |
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- You’ve got a Facebook friend in me
- Client confidentiality when little seems confidential these days
- Think twice about tweeting that verdict
- Advertising ethically in cyberspace
- Does a lawyer have a right to blog?
- Why law firms need social media and bring-your-own-device policies
- Supervising law-firm employees in the digital age
- Did you Google that job applicant?
- Just take it off: Spoliation and the incriminating Facebook photo
- Mining for metadata
- E-discovery challenges
- Cloud computing and online data storage
- File implications of going paperless
- Listserv laissez-faire
- Must lawyers be computer nerds to be competent?
- Texting in court and similar bad high-tech habits
- Virtual law practice
- Local & national efforts to review technology- related ethics & procedural rules
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Seminar Faculty:
- Patricia A. Sallen, Director of Special Services and Ethics/Deputy General Counsel, State Bar of Arizona
- The Hon. Maurice Portley, Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One
- Lynda C. Shely, The Shely Firm PC
- Denise M. Blommel, Denise M. Blommel PLLC
- William G. Klain, Lang Baker & Klain PLC
- Whitney Cunningham, Cunningham Mott PC
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This program may qualify for 3 hours ethics.
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Following the ethics program, join your colleagues from 5 to 7 p.m. for a reception overlooking the ocean!
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Drink tickets will be provided for all who attend the ethics seminar.
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Conference registration only. Please also register with the Hotel del Coronado for your room reservation.
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