Inadvertently produced documents, mis-sent email, stolen documents, wiretapped phone calls, and misdirected faxes. What’s a lawyer to do? At some point, many lawyers find themselves in possession of documents or information they shouldn’t have. Or that someone is likely to say they shouldn’t have. Will someone later say the documents are privileged, or work product, or trade secrets, or stolen Join us for a roadmap out of the morass – five questions to ask, plus four rules of the road, that will help guide you and help you avoid trouble.
Lisa Gill, Gill Family Law
Lucian Pera, Adams and Reese
Trey Jordan, McDonald Kuhn
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This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please email a request to cle@tnbar.org for Georgia and Mississippi CLE credit.
Great presentation. Great advice on tracking and electronic devices.
Would have liked court cases listed in written materials.
This course definitely increased my awareness regarding information, documents or files received that might create a problem for my client or myself.
Did not realize misdemeanor for tracking devices - updated my contract accordingly
Provided good advice for situations that many attorneys could very well be faced with in representing family law clients.