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The Professionalism for New Attorneys seminar is a two-day 12-hour program that satisfies the NC State Bar's mandatory requirement for all newly licensed attorneys in North Carolina.
Professionalism for New Attorneys - Day 1 Agenda
Welcoming Remarks: The Evolution & Importance of Professionalism for New Attorneys
- Program Chair Drew Culler, Copeley Johnson & Groninger, PLLC
Technology in the Law Office: Impact on Confidentiality
- Kristofer J. Cook, IT Projects Attorney, Legal Aid of NC – no response
- Eva Lorenz, Sr. Cybersecurity Consultant, Agio, LLC
How to Win in Trust Account Management
- Leanor Hodge, Trust Account Compliance Counsel and Deputy Counsel, NC State Bar
The Attorney-Client Relationship: Managing Your Relationship with Clients
- Mark Scruggs, Senior Claims Counsel, Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Company
- Warren Savage, Senior Claims Counsel, Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Lawyer Risk Resiliency
- Dr. Al Mooney, MD, Raleigh
The Basics of Professionalism
- Mel Wright, The Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism
Organization of Your Law Office: A Panel Discussion
Starting and Running a Law Office
- Andrew Jacob Epstein, The Epstein Law Firm, PLLC
Working for a Firm: An Associate’s Perspective
- Gabe Talton, Law Offices of James Scott Farrin
Adjourn for the Day
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Technology in the Law Office: Impact on Confidentiality
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Open to view video.
Technology in the Law Office
The Attorney-Client Relationship: Managing Your Relationship with Clients
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Open to view video.
Certificate of Attendance (must be completed to obtain CLE credit)
Up to 6.00 CLE credits available | Certificate available
Up to 6.00 CLE credits available | Certificate available
Your CLE credit is not submitted until you finish this step in the completion process. Once you have completed this process AND entered your NCSB number, NCAJ will submit your CLE credit within 30 days.