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SATURDAY• NOV 16, 2019• DEC 7, 2019• DEC 29, 2019• JAN 25, 2020

Data and Digital Evidence and eDiscovery: Oh My! (19-323) (NOV 16) 3.0 CLE hours, g 1.0 hour of Professional Conduct

Attorney Succession Planning Workshop (19-324)(DEC 7) 3.0 CLE hours, g 2.5 hours of Professional Conduct

Decision-Making for Lawyers: Distraction, Deception and Drunkenness Video Replay (19-275VCOLS)(DEC 28) 3.0 CLE hours, g 2.5 hours of Professional Conduct

How to Better Manage Your Workload: Time, Task, and Email Management for Legal Professionals Video Replay (19-288V2)(JAN 25) 6.0 CLE hours, g 1.0 hour of Professional Conduct

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Membership VP+ Membership Non-member

Pre-Registration $146/class $170/class $244/class

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group discount: Three or more registrants from the same office receive $25 off per registrant. Registrations must be submitted at the same time to be eligible.

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select cleNOV 16, 2019: Data and Digital Evidence and eDiscovery: Oh My!*

*LIVE WEBINAR REGISTRATION: Online registration only. Visit ohiobar.org/webcasts to register.

DEC 7, 2019: Attorney Succession Planning Workshop*

DEC 28, 2019: Decision-Making for Lawyers Video Replay

JAN 25, 2020: How to Better Manage Your Workload: Time, Task, and Email Management for Legal Professionals Video Replay

NOTE: Not available for December 28

Mail To:Ohio State Bar AssociationP.O. Box 16562 Columbus, OH 43216-6562

Code: 1119

November 16, 2019 | 8:30 AM – 11:45 AMData and Digital Evidence and eDiscovery: Oh My! (19-323)

Register Online: ohiobar.org/CLE19-323Credit: 3.0 CLE hours, g 1.0 hour of Professional Conduct

Description: Recent changes to the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct mandate that attorneys become knowledgeable of current technology. Perhaps the biggest challenge to attorneys with regard to data and digital evidence is a failure to remain competent in an electronic environment. Challenges to the eDiscovery process will be discussed.

Agenda: 8:00 Registration

8:30 Data, Digital Evidence and the Practice of Law (Professional Conduct)This session explores the changes to Ohio’s Rules of Professional Conduct approved by the Ohio Supreme Court mandating that attorneys become and remain knowledgeable of the risks and advantages of relevant technology.

9:30 Break

9:45 Electronic Discovery: Traditional eDiscovery Process and ChallengesMost attorneys have heard of “e-discovery,” and many believe that the challenges of electronic discovery can be handled by non-attorney vendors. This session will explore the malpractice issues related to one of the most challenging parts of e-discovery: delineating the sources of discoverable information.

10:45 Electronic Discovery: Searching and Information Retrieved versus Indexing DataMany of the difficulties of electronic discovery are related to the limitations of the client’s IT system. This session discusses some of the disruptive technologies being implemented in the eDiscovery area and the legal issues resulting from that implementation.

11:45 Program ConcludesDonald A. Wochna, Esq.; The Law Firm of Donald A. Wochna LLC; Hinckley

December 7, 2019 | 8:30 AM – 11:45 AMAttorney Succession Planning Workshop (19-324)

Register Online: ohiobar.org/CLE19-324Credit: 3.0 CLE hours, g 2.5 hours of Professional Conduct

Description: This seminar will help prepare attorneys and firms in the event of unexpected disability, death, disappearance, discipline or deportation. All attorneys and firms should have a succession plan. Is your office prepared if you or a colleague was suddenly unavailable? The resource for this course is the Ohio Ethics Guide: Succession Planning issued in March 2017 by the Ohio Board of Professional Conduct.

Agenda: 8:00 Registration

8:30 Attorney Succession PlanningAttendees of this CLE—in workshop format—will complete information towards establishing their own Succession Plan:

• The ethical reasons for having a succession plan• Designating a successor lawyer, notifying clients, and potential conflicts of interest• The importance of having good law office management practices and an up-to-date office

procedure manual• Procedures for IOLTA and operating accounts

11:45 Program ConcludesGretchen Koehler Mote, Esq.; Director of Loss Prevention, Ohio Bar Liability Insurance Company; Columbus

Register for these courses at yourosba.ohiobar.org Register for this course: (800) 232-7124

December 28, 2019 | 8:30 AM – 11:45 AMDecision-Making for Lawyers: Distraction, Deception and Drunkenness Video Replay (19-275VCOLS)

Register Online: ohiobar.org/CLE19-275VCOLSCredit: 3.0 CLE hours, g 2.5 hours of Professional Conduct(No Webcast)Original program date: October 31, 2018

Description: This training event will outline the particular ways that lawyers are distracted from making good decisions for their clients. Clients retain lawyers for their good judgment and decision-making ability based on the law. A growing body of research indicates that good decisions are not purely rational. Seminar attendees will be trained on how to understand the components of a good decision and the factors that can impair their ability to make excellent decisions for their clients. Attendees will also learn about the common decision-making errors that can affect judgment. One variable is the over-abundance of available information. Lawyers are inundated with information—too much information can impair a lawyer’s attention and ability to focus on client needs. Many factors play into fraudulent behavior, but self-deception (justification or rationalization) is one of the central components. Lawyers will learn the factors that contribute to the slippery slope of fraudulent behavior and how to prevent it. Finally, attendees will learn about one particular distraction—alcohol—and its effect on judgment, self-restraint, and self-deception.

Agenda: 8:00 Registration

8:30 Decision-Making • Mental discipline: the key to high performance lawyering• A model for training mental discipline• Four phases of the judgment process

1. Encoding and attention2. Memory and storage3. Decision4. Attribution

• Errors in judgment in each phase• Decisional overload• The role of emotions in effective decision-making• Tactics for improving decision-making• Distraction• Information fatigue syndrome• Data smog and symptoms

• Effect of data smog on a lawyer’s judgment • Causes of information fatigue syndrome• Tactics for reducing information overload

10:00 Break

10:15 Deception • Distinguishing lies from self-deception• Cognitive dissonance: a factor in rationalizing bad decisions• Rationalization and bolstering: our decision grows legs• Lies we know are true (but aren’t!)• The fraud triangle: factors that put a lawyer at risk for fraud

• Pressure• Opportunity• Justification (rationalization/self-deception)

• Combating self-deception• Relapse prevention: apparently irrelevant decisions

11:15 Drunkenness

• The use to abuse continuum

11:45 Program Concludes Roger Hall, Ph.D.; Business Psychologist, Compass Consultation, Ltd.; Hilliard

January 25, 2020 | 8:30 AM – 4:00 PMHow to Better Manage Your Workload: Time, Task, and Email Management for Legal Professionals Video Replay (19-288V2)

Register Online: ohiobar.org/CLE19-288V2Credit: 6.0 CLE hours, g 1.0 hour of Professional Conduct(No Webcast)Original program date: August 2, 2019

Description: • Finally, get laser-focused and more efficient• Task and management tips• How to control your exploding inbox• How to leverage existing documents—and make sure they are easy to find• How to avoid and manage interruptions• And more!

Agenda: 8:00 Registration

8:30 Digital Detox, Mastering Interruptions, and Distraction Management

9:15 Email Management and Your Exploding Inbox

10:00 Break

10:15 Mastering Deadlines: Task and Time Management (1.0 hour Professional Conduct)

11:45 Lunch (on your own)

12:45 Fight the Paper: Scanning and Managing the Paperless Case File 1:30 Managing Documents and Practice Management Tools

2:15 Break

2:30 Leveraging Forms and Templates: Becoming Twice as Efficient as You Were Before

3:15 Legal Practice on the Go: How to Master the iPad, Android or Windows Tablet to Increase Your Efficiency, Flexibility, and Your Quality of Life

4:00 Program Concludes

HOW TO REGISTEROnline: yourosba.Ohiobar.org Phone: (800) 232-7124 | (614) 487-8585

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received by 5 p.m. the business day prior to the program will be refunded less a $25 processing fee.

Did you know the Ohio Supreme Court Commission on CLE, Gov. Bar Rule X, now offers a new CLE credit? You can earn up to 24 credit hours for approved live webinar self-study activities during a biennial compliance period. This seminar will be offered as a live webcast and will qualify for the new live interactive webinar credit. Questions? Please contact OSBA Member Services at 800-232-7124.