Small & Solo in the Cloud – Institute 2015

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small cloud computingOmar Ha-Redeye spoke at the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) 2015 Institute Breakfast program on Small & Solo in the Cloud on Thursday, February 5, 2015:

Smaller law practices have fewer resources, but also have greater autonomy and ability to introduce innovative changes like transitioning to the cloud. Learn how you can operate your practice from the cloud, some of the benefits and risks involved, and the unique advantage cloud computing provides to small and solo

 

 

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He will also chaired the Breakfast program with Kevin Cheung, from 7:45am to 8:45am, which will also canvass the following topics:

 

Cybersecurity: Protecting Confidential Client Information and Decreasing Your Risks

 

Cyber criminals prey on lawyers and law firms daily, resulting in significant financial losses and privacy breaches. Mitigate your risk exposure by gaining insight into the nature of specific cybercrime dangers and what tools are essential to:

  • Help reduce or virtually eliminate these dangers
  • Evaluate and elevate your cybercrime preparedness
  • Protect confidential client information
  • Decrease your risk of financial loss

Speaker: Ray Leclair, LawPRO

 

 

Now that the deadline has passed how to become CASL Compliant

  • There is still time and there are still things you can do that will allow you to communicate using electronic means to market your law practice. This discussion will focus on steps to creating a CASL compliant practice

Speaker: Barb Lippett, Sole Practitioner, Kanata,

Ontario

 

 

Alternative and New Business Structures: The Latest Developments and Opportunities

The Law Society of Upper Canada continues to seek feedback from the legal community and various stakeholders on alternative business structures as a means for delivering legal services in Ontario. Obtain an exclusive update on the latest update on the latest developments evolving in the discussion around the following considerations:

  • Access
  • Technological
  • Economic and business
  • Professional and ethical
  • Implementation

Moreover, gain an overview of some of the important benefits and limitations raised about the four proposed ABS models.

Speaker: Malcom Mercer, Partner, McCarthy Tetrault LLP

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Omar Ha-Redeye on the Small and Solo Panel - Institute 2015

Omar Ha-Redeye on the Small and Solo Panel – Institute 2015

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