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20/20 Vision for All Lawyers' Future: The Ethical Duty to Stay Technically Competent

How many practicing lawyers today (at least those over the age of 40) studied metadata and data security in law school? How many today can discuss the ethical aspects of those issues? Those skills, and more, are required to practice law, according to resolutions passed in early August by the ABA House of Delegates.

47 minute read August 30, 2012 at 12:15 AM
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Stanley P. Jaskiewicz
20/20 Vision for All Lawyers' Future: The Ethical Duty to Stay Technically Competent

How many practicing lawyers today (at least those over the age of 40) studied metadata and data security in law school?

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