“The following are common cyber-attack methods that your firm should be aware of…” Read more in “Cyber Fraud Prevention Tips for Law Firms” written by Mark D. Rich, CPA, CFF of Rich, Wightman & Company. (COMMUNIQUÉ, June/July 2022)
Wear the White Hat
“When I was in law school, I had a professor who encouraged his students to ‘always wear the white hat’ whether in front of the bench or the jury or when dealing with opposing parties.” Learn more from CCBA President Nedda Ghandi of Ghandi Deeter Blackham Law Office.
John Naylor Presents Ethics Program for Nevada Lawyers on June 30, 2022
The presentation will offer 1.0 ethics CLE credit to CCBA members only. Pricing of the live event is included with the 2022 CCBA membership.
Five Procedures to Keep You Bar Compliant CLE Program Set for January 19, 2022
On January 19, 2022, legal malpractice attorney Joel Selik will make a special presentation for the continuing legal education of Nevada lawyers in a program produced by the Clark County Bar Association. The program, “Five Procedures to Keep You Bar Compliant and Client Happy,” will provide Nevada lawyers with information relevant to the Rules of Professional Conduct. This CLE program will be held online via Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:15 p.m., that day. The presentation will offer 1.0 ethics CLE credit to CCBA members only. Pricing of the event is included with the 2022 CCBA membership.
John Naylor to Reveal Traps for Unauthorized Practice of Law During CLE Luncheon on July 15
The presentation will offer 1.0 Ethics CLE Credit to CCBA members only. Pricing of the event and the CLE is included with the 2021 CCBA membership.
Dennis Kennedy Presents “Ethics Unbound and Unmasked” CLE Program
This recorded CLE program is available for pre-order now!
Ethics Issue of Communiqué Published
This month’s issue features content related to the topic of ethics, court news, and bar services, written by members of the southern Nevada legal community.
What Exactly Is The Unauthorized Practice of Law?
By John M. Naylor, Esq.
Changing Law Firms? The Client Comes First.
By Stephanie J. Glantz, Esq.
Ethical Implications of Working Virtually
By Jessica Whelan, Esq. and Sydney Gambee, Esq.