Member Appreciation Month is the ISBA’s opportunity to make the point: Your success is ours. We’re recognizing that fact and the occasion with a gift from our sponsor ISBA Mutual Insurance Companythat we trust will advance your use of technology in managing your practice and serving your clients.

The gift is an eBook, “The Road Ahead: What Lawyers Need to Know About Technology in Their Office Today and Tomorrow,” developed by ISBA Mutual for its 2014 Risk Management Conference.

The materials are normally available exclusively to lawyers and firms insured by ISBA Mutual.

It shares how to:

• Identify and avoid ethical landmines.
• Secure information on your tablets and phones.
• Benefit from “cloud computing” with safe and secure practices.
• Avoid the professional pitfalls of websites, email and social media.
• Understand the technology implications of ABA changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct for Illinois lawyers.

ISBA Mutual shares the ISBA’s commitment that members are equipped to understand and follow legal best practices. That’s why it sponsors the ISBA’s Free Online CLE, the Solo & Small Firm Practice Institute Series, Fastcaseresearch tools and so many other ISBA programs.

When ISBA Mutual presented The Road Ahead: What Lawyers Need to Know About Technology in Their Office Today and Tomorrow in 2014, it was our most popular risk seminar yet.

The materials from our events are normally only available to lawyers insured by ISBA Mutual, but in honor of ISBA Member Appreciation Month, we’re sharing the book produced from these proceedings exclusively with ISBA members.

Adoption of technology is pushing lawyers faster and further than ever before. The need for mobility, efficiency and convenience can collide with the need to secure and protect confidential information and the needs of clients and the legal system. Download this book to learn how to:

• Identify and avoid ethical landmines.
• Secure information on your mobile devices.
• Benefit from “cloud computing” with safe and secure practices.
• Avoid the professional pitfalls of websites, email and social media.
• Understand the technology implications of ABA changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct for Illinois lawyers.