I have previously written and spoken about the risks to lawyers of moving some or all of their practice to the cloud. As a result, I have been both invited to speak a lot (including at the National Center for State Courts) and been pilloried by some attorneys who claim that I am Chicken Little, squawking that the sky is falling but offering no solutions.
Thus, when John Zaccaro, of the Connecticut Bar Association’s Technology Law Section, and Doug Brown, of the Solo and Small Firm Practice Management Sections, division asked me to participate in a presentation on data storage in the cloud, I agreed only if we could offer some answers. So they got Kane Bennett, a really smart lawyer from Glastonbury whose office is entirely cloud-based, and Scot Smailes, from the Walker Systems Group, an expert on computer security, to join the presentation.
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