ABA Resolution on Technology and Client Development

If you get a chance, check out my most recent post over on Avvo’s Lawyernomics blog. It is entitled: ABA Resolution on Technology and Client Development and it addresses six resolutions to submitted by the ABA Commission on Ethics 20/20 to the ABA House of Delegates for consideration this month.

The six resolutions stem from the commission’s study of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct in light of advances in technology and global legal practice developments. I suggest reviewing all of the six resolutions.

The post focuses on the Technology & Client Development resolution and discusses, at length, the proposed changes to the Model Rules of Professional Conduct suggested by the Ethics 20/20 Committee. I hope you find it interesting and helpful.

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About Tyson Snow

Tyson B. Snow is a partner at Pia Anderson Dorius Reynard & Moss, LLC, in Salt Lake City. He is considered an expert on social media law, particularly social media law's impact on the workplace and employment. His practice involves all areas of federal court litigation with an emphasis in employment litigation, commercial litigation, and intellectual property litigation, including trademark disputes, cybersquatting, copyrights, and other technology related issues. He also frequently litigates in Utah’s state district and appellate courts. Email: tsnow@padrm.com Twitter: @tysonESQ

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