Gain control over the unexpected with proper planning and processes today
The unexpected can strike your law firm and your clients in many forms. Whether it’s a pandemic, a natural disaster, or an emergency change in leadership, you need to know whether your firm can recover quickly enough to meet your clients’ increased legal needs.
Can you protect critical client and case information if there’s a threat to your firm’s security or data? And what if something happens to you, or you retire—is your firm ready for that kind of a transition?
These situations may be uncomfortable to think about, but they’re even worse to ignore. Considering how your law firm will react to the unexpected—and developing strategic plans of action for these events—can protect your clients and prevent your practice from coming to a screeching halt.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- The ethical obligations that shape how you should prepare for disasters and succession at your law firm
- Practical tips for creating your firm’s disaster recovery and succession plans
- How legal technology can help provide peace of mind in the face of uncertainty
Duration: 60 minutes
The recording of this webinar is not eligible for CLE or CPD credit.
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Speakers
Nefra MacDonald
Sr. Manager, Strategic Engagement
Clio
Nefra MacDonald is a legal technology and wellness speaker who, as the Senior Manager of Strategic Engagement at Clio, works with bar associations and other legal organizations to help lawyers succeed in their practices. With over a decade of experience in the legal industry, Nefra understands the pain points that affect law firms, and she uses her expertise to help lawyers streamline processes and run a better business. A graduate of the University of Miami, Nefra is passionate about bringing a practical lens to each one of her presentations, so each attendee leaves with a takeaway that can improve their day-to-day. She has been a speaker at the Clio Cloud Conference, ABA TECHSHOW, and at many other legal conferences across North America.