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Decentralization is the defining characteristic of blockchain, and its ability to create efficiencies in industries that rely on third-party-mediated systems is unquestionable (like bitcoin for example).

Discover how this new technology will shape the legal industry, which acts as the most trusted intermediary there is. Learn how blockchain can streamline operations for your law firm and for your clients, which in-turn saves everyone time and money.

Download this white paper to learn 4 ways that blockchain technology will impact the legal profession, including:

• Smart contracts
• Chain of custody
• Service of process
• Introducing efficiencies

What responsibility do lawyers really have to understand the technology they use?  

According to the American Bar Association’s (ABA) revised Model Rule1.1, and specifically Comment 8, most state-specific guidelines have removed an attorney’s ability to claim that he or she lacks requisite technological information or expertise. Technological incompetence is not just a practice-of-law issue; it’s an ethical one.

Law firm’s and attorney’s responsibility is to be aware through self-education or guidance from a technology partner. That responsibility extends beyond basic software into the realm of data protection and safeguarding sensitive information.

Download this white paper and learn how cloud-based software helps you meet ethical duties associated with technology. It covers:

• The implications of Model Rule 1.1, Comment 8 for law firms and attorneys
• How the cloud helps you meet satisfactory security responsibilities
• Key benefits cloud software offers