Stuart Teicher thinks lawyers are at an ethical crossroads when it comes to cybersecurity in the practice. Is it possible that the current rules are inadequate in the modern cyber-environment? Could there be — dare we say — a flaw in the application of the current code??!! Join the guy who calls himself “the CLE Performer” as he explores whether the practice of law is in the midst of a shifting technological-ethical paradigm. Learning objectives include:

• Understanding how the current ethical standards regarding AI and cybersecurity were created,
• Learning the applicable rules and cybersecurity concerns that exist in the practice
• Exploring the changes the rules have gone through over the years
• Assessing the impact of the challenges from the world of technology and cyber-security today
• Ethics rules covered include:
• The duty to protect the client’s “file” from cyber hackers: Rule 1.15
• The security danger of virtual assistants for lawyers (at work and at home): Confidentiality and Rule 1.6
• The responsibility to supervise both people and software in our office: Rules 5.1 and 5.3
• The problem with tech company access to client information: Turnbull v. Microsoft Case
• And more!

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