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LPM: Technology in Your Practice: Trends, Tools and Ethical Rules - Online Video Replay

 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(Eastern Time)

Sponsored by the Law Practice Management Committee,
the Committee on Attorney Professionalism and the Electronic Communications Committee of the
New York State Bar Association

4.0 MCLE Credits
(3.0 ethics, 1.0 areas of professional practice/law practice management)

I. The Hottest Trends in Legal Technology – What You Need to Know about Technology in Your Practice

Providing an overview of practice matters including outsourcing, knowledge management, legal research, virtual law practice, cloud computing, and related technologies, the panelists will explore ethical considerations, security concerns, accessibility issues, information sharing, billing considerations, overhead and competitive advantages.

Moderator

• Marion Hancock Fish, Esq., Hancock Estabrook, LLP, Syracuse, NY

Panelists

• Anastasia V. Boyko, Esq., Practical Law Company, Inc., New York City
• Jack Newton, CEO and Co-Founder, Clio - Practice Management Simplified, Vancouver, BC
• Suzanne D. Scanlon, Esq., Berger Legal, Ridgefield, CT
  

II. Social Media, E-Communication and Website Content –Ethics and Technology – Have the Rules Caught Up to the Fast and Changing Trends in Technology . . . Where Do We Stand and What’s on the Horizon

Hypotheticals will be used to engage in a lively discussion on ways advancements in technology have changed the practice of law. Panelists will discuss social media, e-communication and website content addressing ethical implications and concerns. “Friending” clients, judges and parties in actions, giving advice on public forums, the unauthorized practice of law, and ethics opinions will be discussed.

Moderator

• John C. L. Szekeres, Esq., Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, LLP, New York City

Panelists

• Steven C. Bennett, Esq., Jones Day, New York City
• Prof. Bruce A. Green, Fordham University School of Law, New York City
• Prof. Patricia E. Salkin, Government Law Center, Albany Law School, Albany, NY

III.  50 Apps in 50 Minutes – 50 Tips to Streamline Your Practice

Do you have a smartphone? Confused by how many legal apps are out there? Don’t know where to begin to learn what works, what doesn’t? This fast-paced segment will provide 50 must-have apps for attorneys. Get tips to streamline your practice and save time and money.

Panelists

• John R. McCarron, Jr., Esq., Montes & McCarron PLLC, Tuckahoe, NY
• Andrea B. Prigot, Amicus Consulting, Inc., Pelham Manor, NY
• Barbara Beauchamp, New York State Bar Association, Albany, NY
  

Overall Planning Chairs

• John R. McCarron, Jr., Esq., Montes & Mccarron PLLC, Tuckahoe
• Marion Hancock Fish, Esq., Hancock Estabrook, LLP, Syracuse
• John C. L. Szekeres, Esq., Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, New York City

Please Note:
Online video replays are approved for MCLE credit for all attorneys EXCEPT newly admitted (less than 24 months).

This archived webcast is a video online program that you will view and listen to on your computer screen. The program code appears on the screen and is announced by audio.

The last day to pre-register online was August 1, 2012.

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