Law Practice
Oct. 14, 2013
Clients aren't the only ones needing cybersecurity advice
Attorneys are waking up to the fact that their own firms can be vulnerable to litigation or government enforcement stemming from their use of new technology.
By Joshua Sebold
Daily Journal Staff Writer
While privacy, cybersecurity and online advertising are increasingly hot practice areas for law firms counseling corporate clients, attorneys are also waking up to the fact that their own firms can be vulnerable to litigation or government enforcement stemming from their use of new technology.
The problems start with progress. Firms are embracing high tech solutions and ditching paper files. But lawyers say some ne...
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