Event Description
Deadline to Register: Thursday, October
10,
2019
More information coming
soon!
Tech is complicated, but times have changed and lawyers
have a duty to understand the features and `vulnerabilities of the systems that
we all depend on. This program will take a broad ranging and dynamic look at the
systems all around us and the new minimum tech-standards for a practicing
attorney, and examine a lawyer’s ethical duties to be tech competent. Find out
where lawyers have gotten into serious tech-trouble, and get
straight-to-the-point tech advice, so you can stay ahead of the technology
curve. Audience members will receive a cyber-security self-audit checklist to
identify tech vulnerabilities in their law practice.
The ethical rules that will be addressed in this program
are:
MRPC 1.1 Competence
MRPC Rule 1.6
Confidentiality
Presenter:Todd
Scott: Minnesota Lawyers
Mutual.
Todd is MLM’s VP of Risk Management and has been with
Minnesota Lawyers Mutual since 1994. He has served as VP of Risk Management and
Member Services for MLM since 2002, and previously worked as Attorney/Claims
Representative for MLM, and also was the head of MLM’s technology subsidiary,
Mutual Software. Todd is also an adjunct professor in the Legal Studies
Department at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota. As a consultant and
educator, much of his duties include helping MLM’s policyholders select and
implement software systems appropriate to their law practice. He is the lead
program attorney for MLM’s practice management webcast CLE programs.
CLE
Credits: 1.0 Ethics CLE credit will be applied for | Event Code: 280102
Cost:
MSBA Member: FREE
Non-Member:
$35.00
Law
Student: FREE
Remote
Participation: Instructions will be sent the day before the CLE.
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are registered for this event. If you are registered and did not receive the
instructions, email feedback@mnbar.org.