12:00 P.M. ET

• Welcome, Introduction of Speaker, & Agenda 


• Background: 2012 Modifications to the Model Rules of Professional Conduct
• Basis of the Modifications: ABA Ethics 20/20 Report
• Current Implementation in the States
  
  
• ABA Model Rule 1.1 – Duty of Technological Competence
• What is "Technological Competence"?
• E-discovery and Litigation
  
  • Institutional and practical concerns for working with e-discovery vendors
  • Due Diligence: Asking the Right Questions
• Social Media: Added Value and Potential Pitfalls
  
  • Social Media as an Investigative and Screening Tool
  • Risks of Employing Social Media as a Data Tool
  • Proactive Steps to Mitigate Risk


• ABA Model Rule 1.6(c) – Obligation to Protect Client Data
• Encrypted Email: To Use or Not to Use?
• Emphasizing the Importance of Data Security in OGC
  
  
• Question & Answer


• ABA Model Rule 5.3 – Responsibilities Regarding Handling of Data by Non-Lawyers Third Parties
  • Working with Third Parties
    
    • Critical Contract Terms
    • Who Bears the Risk in a Data Security Incident?
  • Common Third Party Vendors Handling Sensitive Data (That You May Not Have Thought About ... Until Now)
    
    • Important Technology and Data Considerations for Common Third Party Vendors Across the Institution


• Final Takeaways
  
  
• Question & Answer

2:00 P.M. ET

   IX. Concluding Remarks