The OSB Sole and Small Firm Practitioners Section and

Willamette University College of Law Present:

A THREE PART CLE SERIES FOCUSED ON INTERNET SECURITY

 Part 1

 INTERNET PRIVACY:  HAVE YOU PROTECTED YOUR CLIENTS?

What You Need to Know Before Sharing and Storing Client Information through the Internet.

WHEN:      February 19, 2013

TIME:         12:00 – 1:00pm

WHERE:    Willamette University College of Law

COST:       FREE.  Bring your own lunch.  Cookies and drinks provided by Cloudfeet.

RSVP:        E-mail tojlhazel@hazellawportland.com

Get an introduction to the key electronic processes at work when e-mail is transmitted between sender and recipient and when data is sent from your firm’s computer to a third party site for “cloud” storage or practice management purposes. How “secure” are those transmissions?

Part 2: 

WHEN:      TBA (March)

TIME:         12:00 – 1:00pm

WHERE:    Willamette University College of Law

Hitting the road with your laptop, smartphone, or tablet? What dangers lurk behind every wi-fi log-in?  A fascinating look at technology specifically designed to intercept your on-line activity and the best ways to protect your data.

The goal of Parts 1 and 2 of this series is to provide lawyers with an understanding of basic electronic processes so they can establish meaningful firm policies for internet usage in and out of the office. In the process, lawyers will be able to know what to look for when purchasing services from a variety of internet vendors.

Part 3

WHEN:      TBA (April)

TIME:         12:00 – 1:00pm

WHERE:    Willamette University College of Law

This final program will take a look at OSB Ethics Opinion NO. 2011-188 (Information Relating to the Representation of a Client: Third-Party Electronic Storage of Client Material): What constitutes “Third-Party Electronic Storage”? What can lawyers do to achieve core competency with respect to internet usage? Why is it important to stay current on technological advances affecting the products and services you use in your practice (and how to do it)?

Law students are invited and encouraged to attend!