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June 16, 2020 – Working Remotely: Ethical & Practical Guidance during and After COVID-19
Sponsored by CLESeminars.com
Date: June 16, 2020
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Mountain Time)
Cost: $62.50
Credit Approval: 1 CLE Credit including 1 Ethics Credit
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the practice of law from the physical office to the remote office with attorneys working in basements, at their kitchen tables and other non-traditional remote locations. The sudden need to work remotely raises technological and ethical concerns for attorneys and their staff.
To help attorneys deal with their newly imposed reliance on remote technology, bar associations have offered ethical guidance–some even based on guidance from ABA opinions. This program will explore the ethical considerations for all attorneys and provide practical advice on how attorneys may address these issues now and into the future.
Faculty
Daniel Siegel wears two hats–he is a practicing attorney and a full-time technology consultant. As an attorney, Mr. Siegel focuses his practice on trial and appellate court writing; he also handles workers’ compensation matters and serves as a “second chair” for attorneys – working on the matters that keep them up at night.
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