Risk Management

• Advising Clients on the Preservation of Electronically Stored Information to Avoid Malpractice Claims

  posted by Patricia M. Noonan on Thursday, December 08th, 2016

  

  Newly adopted federal rules have softened the impact of unintentionally lost electronically stored information in federal court litigation, but consequences still remain.

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• Ohio Joins States Allowing Performance of Certain Legal Services Related to Medical Marijuana

  posted by Mike Regnier on Thursday, November 17th, 2016

  

  Ohio has recently legalized the regulated cultivation, processing, sale & use of medical marijuana. The Ohio Supreme Court has since amended the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct to allow lawyers to perform certain legal services related to the state's new medical marijuana law.

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• Legal Wake-Up Call - Have You Answered?

  posted by Paul La Fayette, esq. on Tuesday, October 25th, 2016

  

  When it comes to legal malpractice, the failure to take time to properly plan, investigate, document and meet deadlines could lead to a claim.

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• The Dos and Don'ts of Client Trust Accounts

  posted by Peter Pogue on Tuesday, August 30th, 2016

  

  Based upon the scenarios that can arise in the administration of a Client Trust Account, attorneys must not only be conscious of the applicable regulations, but they must also intentionally strive to comply with such regulations.

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• What Do Data Breaches Mean for Client Confidentiality?

  posted by Paul La Fayette, esq. on Tuesday, August 02nd, 2016

  

  In light of the extensive efforts of today's hackers and cybercriminals, it is time for legal professionals to step up their cybersecurity game.

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• The Perils of Electronics in the Courtroom

  posted by Patricia M. Noonan on Thursday, July 14th, 2016

  

  In today's age of electronics, attorneys need to be increasingly careful to ensure client information remains confidential.

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