COVID has redefined the way law is practiced but hasn’t alleviated any ethical responsibilities…only complicated them. The ABA recently reaffirmed this notion in a Formal Opinion outlining Model Rules for the virtual practice of law (#498) issued March 10, 2021. These guidelines compel all attorneys to secure their tech infrastructure and ensure compliance from all […]
Selective listening is an annoying trait that damages relationship communication…at least, I think my wife said something to that effect, I wasn’t really paying attention. On the other hand, selective hearing is a handy trick that permits us to isolate essential sounds within a chorus of noises, and Krisph as made it much more manageable. […]
“Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” – Michael Gerard Tyson Iron Mike is rarely credited as a deep thinker and is certainly no IT expert, but his message should hit hard with anyone who believes they’ve accounted for every dire contingency. Spoiler alert: you haven’t. We’ve already examined several ways […]
A year of working remotely has not only turned us against the oppressive reign of belts-and-bras but turned us all into ad hoc broadcasters jumping from one virtual meeting to another. When Zoom calls soared from 10M daily participants to 300M early last year, we were suddenly all on-camera: striving to save our livelihoods while […]
We’re not entirely done optimizing your protection – here is another crucial (but easy and FREE!) step towards avoiding catastrophic computer consequences. You’ve updated your passwords, activated 2FA, patched all your software, and are even using a VPN to log-on at Starbucks — you’ve made significant progress in covering your cybersecurity basics and deserve to […]
