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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity and Ethics for Civil Legal Services 
 and Public Interest Attorneys 2025 (Virtual Event)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The Practising Law Institute is offeri
 ng a webcast of a live presentation from New York 
 entitled  Cybersecurity and Ethics for Civil Legal
  Services and Public Interest Attorneys 2025  (htt
 ps://www.pli.edu/programs/cybersecurity-and-ethics
 -for-the-civil-legal-services-and-public-interest-
 attorney/412795)  on June 11, 2025 from 2:00 PM-4:
 15 PM Eastern.   

Registration: $99.00     


 Full scholarships and discounts to attend PLI prog
 rams are widely available to attorneys working in 
 nonprofit/legal services organizations; pro bono a
 ttorneys; government attorneys; judges and judicia
 l law clerks; law professors and law students; sen
 ior attorneys (age 65 and over); law librarians an
 d paralegals who work for nonprofit/legal services
  organizations; unemployed attorneys; and others w
 ith financial hardships.   

All eligible attend
 ees are urged to complete and submit a PLI Scholar
 ship Application. 
  https://www.pli.edu/probono/
 pbscholarship  (https://www.pli.edu/probono/pbscho
 larship)     

This program will explore cyberse
 curity and ethical issues that can arise for legal
  services and public interest attorneys. Faculty w
 ill review key ethical duties including the duty o
 f supervision, competence, and client confidential
 ity and how those obligations impact the attorney’
 s responsibility to safeguard against both externa
 l and internal cybersecurity threats.   

Facult
 y will also provide tips in navigating common issu
 es in technology as a lawyer, including email, com
 munications, the use of Generative AI, and handlin
 g remote work given attorneys’ ethical obligations
 . Faculty will also discuss ways in which attorney
 s should counsel clients to safeguard their own in
 formation. Finally, faculty will also discuss best
  practices for handling technology-facilitated abu
 se in intimate partner violence contexts.   What Y
 ou Will Learn   

After completing this program,
  participants will be able to:   
    
>  Identi
 fy key ethical obligations for attorneys including
  competence, supervision, and client confidentiali
 ty   
>  Strategize to safeguard against external
  and internal threats given attorneys’ ethical obl
 igations   
>  Understand best practices for coun
 seling clients to secure their own data     Who Sh
 ould Attend   

This program is designed for att
 orneys and allied professionals who work for publi
 c interest and legal services organizations and al
 so private sector attorneys who work with pro bono
  clients. The program will benefit both new and ex
 perienced practitioners and will enhance their abi
 lity to understand the attorney’s role and ethical
  obligations in protecting against cybersecurity t
 hreats.
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