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A proposed amendment to state bar rules would make North Carolina only the second state in the nation to require annual technology training for attorneys.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.—A proposed amendment to state bar rules
would make North Carolina only the second state in the nation to
require annual technology training for attorneys. The N.C. State
Bar is pursuing a requirement that would mandate one hour of
mandatory technology training for lawyers as part of the annual
12-hour CLE requirement.
Womble Bond Dickinson attorney Mark Henriques, who chairs the
N.C. State Bar's Ethics Committee, discussed the proposal with
Bloomberg Law.
Henriques said "attorneys must have some understanding
about how technology is affecting their practice."
Click here to read "Do Attorneys Need
Mandatory Technology CLEs? N.C. Bar Says Yes" at Bloomberg
Law.
Mark Henriques is a partner in Womble Bond Dickinson's
Charlotte office. A business litigator with significant jury trial
experience, Henriques also helps lead the firm's e-discovery
team. He also hosts
In-House Roundhouse, the firm's podcast focused on
providing in-house attorneys and corporate leaders with insight
from their peers.
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