The County of Carleton Law Association (CCLA) delivers this week’s seminar on legal ethics In the digital world. Many law societies across the country are adopting new technology-based competency requirements in their rules of professional conduct. i.e. lawyers must be able to understand and use technology in their practice.
Amy Salyzyn provides up -to-date resources, explains the link between technology and the rules of professional conduct, shares the increasing risk of cyber and ransomware attacks, comments on using AI to augment your practice, and how technology intersects with many lawyers’ existing duties.
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