Learn the best practices for maintaining confidentiality and securing client data in your post-pandemic legal practice, with a focus on cybersecurity strategies.
With ransomware and cyber threats targeting law firms, the ethical obligation to protect your firm and clients has become increasingly complex. Learn how to protect your clients' confidential information from scams, hacks, and phishing with this cutting-edge CLE.
Topics List:
The NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers is the largest statewide trial bar in the US with 5,700+ lawyer and judge members. We are committed to protecting, preserving and enhancing the civil justice system. Our highly acclaimed CLE programming features extraordinary presenters covering the most timely and important topics.
Partner at Bonina & Bonina, P.C.
Andrea is managing partner of Bonina & Bonina, which handles medical malpractice, product liability, and other complex personal injury litigation. She has obtained an "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell, is the past president of the Brooklyn Bar Association and a current Foundation Trustee, and she is the incoming President for the Academy.
Partner and Director of Business Development at Cypress Grove Technologies
David (Dave) Steiner is a Partner and Director of Business Development at Cypress Grove Technologies, a boutique IT firm that provides support, consulting, and services to small and mid-sized businesses throughout Manhattan and Long Island. His firm recognizes technology as a fundamental element of any operation and is passionate about maximizing and safeguarding it. Cypress Grove Technologies has provided IT services to the Academy for over a decade.
President of Cypress Grove Technologies LLC
Technology professional with 25+ years of experience in crafting, deploying, securing, and maintaining a vast array of software and hardware solutions for the enterprise and SMB sectors. Founder and President of Cypress Grove Technologies LLC, a full-service managed IT services firm. Fluent in both technical and non-technical communication.
