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Presented by the Young Lawyers Section CLE Credit: 3.0 Hours (including 1.0 hours Ethics) About the Program:
Cloud computing, which involves the storage, transmission and processing of data, is an integral part of any “connected” attorney’s practice and carries with it certain obligations, such as protection of confidential client information that is transmitted electronically. Attorneys need to understand the technology they are using, the best ways to protect client information while using this technology, the safest products to use, and how to prevent and prepare for data breaches. Attorneys also should be aware of the ethical obligations associated with the use of this technology. This program, featuring experienced experts in technology, will provide participants with insight into all the aforementioned topics. Who Should Attend:
Any attorney interested in learning more about cloud computing, its application to and intersection with the practice of law, and pertinent ethical issues. You Will Learn About: - What the term “cloud computing” refers to in the context of legal practice
- The products available for cloud storage of data
- Best practices for data back up, storage, processing, transmission, recovery and disaster planning
- About the ethical issues and pitfalls associated with cloud computing
Moderator:
Carmina K. Tessitore, The Law Office of Carmina K. Tessitore, Westport Speakers:
Karyl Carrasquilla, Assistant Disciplinary Counsel, Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel, Hartford
Jamie D’Agostino, President And CEO, Netology Technology Services, Stamford
Avi Smith-Rapaport, President Owner We Care Computers, LLC, West Hartford
Larry Szebeni, Apex Technology Services, Norwalk Agenda/Program Outline: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. - What is Cloud Computing?
How do attorneys and firms use Cloud Computing resources?
Discussion of products. - Discussion of Cloud Computing best practices including back up, recovery, and disaster planning.
11:00 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. Break 11:10 a.m. – 11:40 a.m.
Discussion of ethical obligations associated with cloud computing and common ethical pitfalls. Event Cost: Member $105, Non-member $185, Law/Paralegal Student $50 ** CLE materials for this seminar will be e-mailed to registrants prior to the seminar for download. Please note that refunds will not be granted once course materials have been received. Refunds require a minimum of two business days notice. The Connecticut Bar Association/CT Bar Institute is an accredited provider of New York State CLE. Financial hardship information available upon request. |
