The unexpected can strike your law firm and your clients in many forms. If it’s a natural disaster, can
your firm recover quickly enough to meet your clients’ increased legal needs? If there’s a threat to your
firm’s security or data, can you protect critical client and
case information? And what if something happens to you, or you retire—is
your firm ready for that kind of transition?
These questions may be uncomfortable to think about, but they’re even worse
to ignore. Considering how your law firm will react to the unexpected—and
developing strategic plans of action for these events—can protect your clients
and prevent your practice from coming to a screeching halt.
In this session, we will review:
- The ethical obligations that shape how you should
prepare for disasters and succession at your law firm
- The policies and procedures necessary for ensuring
that your firm can react effectively to the unexpected
- How legal technology can
help provide
peace of mind in the face of uncertainty