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On-Demand CLE Webinar:
Cyber Claims Horror Stories
Things Every Lawyer Should Know About Cybersecurity
Earn 1.0 CLE Credit While Learning Practical Steps to Reduce Cyber Risk and Protect Client Confidentiality
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CLE Credit Approval Status
Colorado: (876321) 1.0 Gen of which 0.6 Ethics*
North Carolina: (2026-2) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Georgia: (408430) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Ohio: (621901) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Illinois: (703841) 1.0 Gen of which 0.5 Ethics
Pennsylvania: (Approved) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Indiana: (397632) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
South Carolina: Pending
Iowa: (441081) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Tennessee: (383964) 1.0 Dual
Kentucky: (288704) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Texas: (174322108) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
MIchigan IDC: 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
Wisconsin: (approved) 1.0 General
Minnesota: (548496) 0.5 Gen; 0.5 Ethics
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Why This CLE Matters for Your Practice
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue – it is a professional responsibility issue for every attorney.
From phishing emails and ransomware to wire fraud and remote-work vulnerabilities, law firms face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
Attorneys who fail to understand these risks may expose client confidences, lose billable time, and trigger ethical, legal, and financial consequences.
This session will help you recognize common cyber threats, strengthen office safeguards, and respond more effectively when an incident occurs.
Attorneys who fail to understand these risks may expose client confidences, lose billable time, and trigger ethical, legal, and financial consequences.
This session will help you recognize common cyber threats, strengthen office safeguards, and respond more effectively when an incident occurs.
Featured Speaker(s)
What You'll Learn
Jamey Davidson, JD
Partner
O'Hagan Meyer
Jamey Davidson is a partner in the Chicago office of O’Hagan Meyer who represents insurers, law firms, and other professional organizations in cyber liability matters. He serves as breach coach and privacy counsel in cyberattack response matters and frequently lectures on cyber liability, client confidentiality, and lawyers’ ethical responsibilities.
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What You'll Learn
Why cybersecurity competence is now an ethical obligation for lawyers
The most common cyber threats facing law firms, including malware, ransomware, phishing, and spyware
How cyber incidents can disrupt operations, compromise data, and create significant financial exposure
Practical steps to improve passwords, updates, remote-work policies, and staff training
How to reduce the risk of wire fraud, email compromise, and unauthorized access
What every firm should include in an incident response plan and why cyber liability insurance matters
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In Illinois over $50,000 in a RE transaction is required per State Law to be wired to the title company. Attorneys hate it and wish we could go back to certified checks.
Cyber threats against law firms are growing more frequent, more costly, and more sophisticated. Learn what every attorney should know to better protect clients, data, and daily operations.
21 Responses
Great seminar – lots to consider.
Thank you for the seminar
Webinar was very imformative
Good
Great CLE
In Illinois over $50,000 in a RE transaction is required per State Law to be wired to the title company. Attorneys hate it and wish we could go back to certified checks.
Interesting program, well-delivered
good job
Thank you for the CLE
Great topic and important content to practice safely.
Great CLE. Thank you!
Thank you for the seminar.
Great Topic.
Great advice on how to prepare to head off problems and then practical tips on what to do if one occurs. Best advice Beware.
Really Good
Excellent presentation
Thank you, most enjoyable. And educational.
Very well done.
I learned a lot! Great seminar.
Good topic. A little dryly delivered, but informative. Make me appreciate pace of tech evolution.
The presentation did a good job of outlining cyber risks without getting too technical or wonky. Good work.