Bar associations recommend that attorneys evaluate the security of cloud storage in the same way they evaluate the security of their paper files by taking reasonable steps needed to safeguard confidential information stored on the cloud. The following are some of the factors attorneys should consider when determining whether a cloud storage service is secure enough to store confidential client … Read More
Do I need my client’s permission to store their files in the cloud?
There is only one state, Massachusetts, that recommends that attorneys obtain client consent prior to uploading confidential information into the cloud.[1] A majority of states impose a duty on attorneys to be competent in technology matters and to maintain client confidentiality.[2] These two duties impact an attorney’s ability to store client data in the cloud, but it is the duty … Read More
Demystifying Modern Practice Management
Capturing market share in today’s competitive landscape means you need more than great legal work. Without the proper tools to support your efforts, your firm can quickly fall behind others who are taking advantage of modern practice management to improve communications, create efficiencies, and streamline workflows. Choosing the right tools to support how you run your practice plays a significant … Read More