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2011 Course
COURSE XII
Twitter,
Facebook, and Social Media: Great New Discovery Options;
Metadata & Discovery Case Law Update; Metadata & Lawyer Malpractice
Case Law Update; The Critical Importance of Smartphone Discovery; Ethics
for Lawyers re: Social Media;
Avoiding Computer Security Breaches by Lawyers
(This full day course focuses
on the huge impact on the law practice
of social media issues and the tremendous discovery opportunities that it
offers which lawyers ignore at their detriment;
critical importance of lawyers requesting smartphone data in discovery and
issues related thereto; A review of relevant case law pertaining to metadata,
discovery, and related lawyer malpractice; Tips on avoiding computer security
breaches; The ethics of social media and the resulting impact on the law practice)
2010 Course
COURSE XI-Extended to 5.0/6.0 Hr CLE Program
(This full day course focuses on the increasing risks to lawyers
from receiving altered electronic documents from clients or in
discovery, and offering some ideas to utilize to limit such risks;
A review of some recent metadata and e-discovery cases;
How lawyers are currently using social media to benefit their practice;
& how smartphones are transforming the law practice in so many ways)
2010 Course
COURSE XI-Half DTwitter,
Facebook, and Social Media: Great New Discovery Options;
Metadata & Discovery Case Law Update; Metadata & Lawyer Malpractice
Case Law Update; The Critical Importance of Smartphone Discovery; Ethics
for Lawyers re: Social Media;
Avoiding Computer Security Breaches by Lawyers
ay
(This half day course focuses on the increasing risks to lawyers
from receiving altered electronic documents from clients or in
discovery, and offering some ideas to utilize to limit such risks;
A review of some recent metadata and e-discovery cases;
How lawyers are currently using social media to benefit their practice;
& how smartphones are transforming the law practice in so many ways)
2009 Course
COURSE X
(An updated review of numerous technology related
issues having serious practical, legal, and malpractice
implications on the law practice of which many
lawyers are unaware including electronic discovery,
email, encryption, GPS evidence, wireless network
risks, case management, and social networking sites
2008 Course
COURSE IX
(A review of the many tech malpractice issues with metadata,
electronic discovery, client data, email, and records mgmt that
confront lawyers on a regular basis in the daily practice of law
and exploring some of the options to reduce those risks)
2007 Course
COURSE VIII
(A review of the many forensic issues in electronic discovery, new
data security issues, & other computer document issues that are
confronting lawyers on a regular basis in the daily practice of law)
2006 Course
COURSE VII
Lawyers
& Computer Technology:
Committing Malpractice on a Daily Basis?
(A review of the many computer related issues affecting
lawyers on a daily basis including electronic discovery,
document management, & the resulting malpractice risks)
COURSE VI
(A review of the many issues created by use of electronic
documents and their huge impact on discovery, client
security concerns, & other related problems)
COURSE V
Integrating
Technology into Your Daily Law Practice:
A Series of Live "How-To" Demonstrations
(A series of live demonstrations of various hardware
and software products illustrating several effective
options to utilize to enhance your daily practice)
COURSE IV
Lawyers
& E-Mail: Protecting Your Firm
& Clients From E-Mail Risks & Liabilities
(An overview of the significant risks & liabilities
of E-Mail and steps to take to protect your firm)
COURSE III
Using
Technology to Improve
Your Office Practice
(An overview of specific technology
issues affecting office practitioners)
COURSE II
Using
Technology to Improve
Your Trial Practice
(An overview of specific technology
issues affecting trial practitioners)
COURSE I
Using the Internet & Technology
to Improve Your Law Practice
(A general overview course about
technology issues facing today's lawyers)