Coronavirus Outbreak May Also Put Attorneys at Greater Risk for Cyber Infection

Publisher: Law.com

March 23, 2020

On March 18, Kermit Wallace spoke with Law.com about the ever-growing concerns of cyber scams as COVID-19 continues its assault. Many law firms have issued work from home policies to prevent their staff from getting infected, but this comes with its own shortcomings. Many attorneys and staff may become targets of phishing campaigns, looking to take advantage of the disruption in our everyday lives. Wallace was quoted in the article, warning attorneys to be mindful of what notifications you are getting and from what sources they are coming.

On October 15, Jonathan Zelig served as a panelist on the topic, "Ransomware: Exposures and Opportunities," at the 2020 Massachusetts Insurance and Reinsurance Bar Association's Fall Symposium.

October 15, 2020

2020 Massachusetts Insurance and Reinsurance Bar Association's Fall Symposium

Basic Tech and Cyber Competency for In-House Counsel: A Virtual Roundtable

Day Pitney and the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Northeast Chapter co-hosted a virtual roundtable, "Basic Tech and Cyber Competency for In-House Counsel," on September 23.

September 23, 2020

Decisional Advantage and Intelligence: The Intelligence Cycle Through the Lens of Russian Bounty

Day Pitney Counsel Steven Cash will serve as featured panelist for the webinar "Decisional Advantage and Intelligence."

July 27, 2020

HIPAA Considerations When an Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19

March 18, 2020

Day Pitney Advisory

Draft Regulations Finally Provide Some Clarity on California’s New Privacy Law

October 25, 2019

Day Pitney Alert

Effective January 1, 2020, the new privacy law in California, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), will impact companies nationwide. Recent actions by the California Governor and Attorney General have provided some much needed clarity as to the law’s requirements to assist companies in their compliance preparations.

Legal's Pandemic-Fueled Automation Binge Isn't Going Away

April 12, 2021

CIO Kermit Wallace is quoted on Law.com's Special Report: The Barometer's article, "Legal's Pandemic-Fueled Automation Binge Isn't Going Away."

The Pandemic Has Turbocharged Legal Automation – With Room to Spare

April 5, 2021

Kermit Wallace was quoted in Legaltech News article, "The Pandemic Has Turbocharged Legal Automation – With Room to Spare."

Firms May Still Be Adopting Their Old Tools, Let Alone New Ones

January 25, 2021

Kermit Wallace was quoted in the Legaltech News article, "Firms May Still Be Adopting Their Old Tools, Let Alone New Ones."

Security, Stress and Schedules: How Collaboration Tools Are Changing Legal’s Culture

November 20, 2020

Chief Information Officer Kermit Wallace was quoted in the Legaltech News articles, "Security, Stress and Schedules: How Collaboration Tools Are Changing Legal's Culture," and, "4 Unintended Problems Created by Pandemic Tech Adoption."

Personal Messaging Channels Pose Compliance Cybersecurity Risks

October 30, 2020

Eliza Fromberg was quoted in the article, "Personal Messaging Channels Pose Compliance Cybersecurity Risks," published by FundFire.