As the legal profession adjusts to the “new normal” while working from home, it is the lawyer’s responsibility to learn how to ethically use new technology and navigate the potential pitfalls to avoid violating the duty of confidentiality.
We want to reassure you that we continue to be proactive in our preparations to ensure a safe and responsible reopening.
For those who are struggling to get moving, get some motivational tips for staying active.
“When you change your energy. You change your life.”
How we meet this moment, individually and collectively, will set the stage for how well we come out of it.
At the SDCBA, we are keenly focused on supporting our members during this crisis, while also bringing together and supporting the broader legal community.
Thank you to everyone who tuned in to our Virtual Lunch/Town Hall last week. It was our pleasure to provide updates, share the results of our recent Member Survey, answer your questions, and hear your ideas for programs and future events.
While some technological developments, tools, services or programs can be applied across a broad swath of practice areas and demographics, others can be more esoteric and far-reaching. Blockchain is no exception.
The fact that we are physically separated and unable to meet in person at the present time does not prevent us from resolving matters through mediation.
The most important thing I can say about Bill Enright, and the reason that he will be remembered, is how he lived.
