- Exponential Change and Impact
- A Future Full of Legal Disruption?
- What Will Ethically, Successful Lawyering Require?
- Hackers, Passwords, and Lawful v. Unlawful Interception
- Invisible Confidential Information: "Metadata" and Related Issues
- Confidentiality: How Many Vulnerabilities?
- Due Diligence and Cloud Storage
- Responding to Unhappy Clients
- Litigation-Specific Technology Ethics
- Evidence Everywhere ... Wearable Devices
- Social Media: Practical Tips and Pitfalls
- The Law You Really Must be Prepared for Will Happen Before It's Written About
Speaker: Professor David Hricik, of Mercer University School of Law in Macon, Georgia. Professor Hricik received his undergraduate degree magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Arizona, where he majored in English. He received his law degree with honors from Northwestern University School of Law. He practiced with Baker Botts and small litigation boutiques from 1988 to 2002, litigating cases primarily involving patent infringement, legal malpractice, and general complex commercial matters. In 2002, he joined Mercer University School of Law, where he teaches legal ethics, patent law and litigation, federal civil procedure, and other courses. In 2012-13, he served as law clerk to Chief Judge Randall R. Rader at the Federal Circuit. He rejoined Mercer and also became Of Counsel to Taylor English Duma, LLP, where he continues to represent clients in patent and complex litigation.
Professor Hricik was elected to the American Law Institute in 2016. He has authored the only treatise on ethical issues in patent litigation, and co-authored the only treatise on ethical issues in patent prosecution. In addition to serving leadership positions on ethics committees with the AIPLA and ABA and serving as an expert witness, he has written dozens of articles and given well over 100 presentations on issues at the intersection of ethics and patents. His articles and testimony have been adopted by both state and federal courts. More information may be found on the law school's website.
ACCREDITATION INFORMATION
This course is approved for credit by the STATE BAR OF TEXAS (MCLE Provider #8238) and the STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA (MCLE Provider #8648). In addition, regular CLE credits for this course may also be available in a number of other states through CLE Reciprocity, such as FLORIDA. (PLEASE NOTE: This course DOES include attendance verification for attorneys licensed in states which require it, such as New York & Tennessee). Please check with your State Bar regarding specific accreditation information.
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