Cyber threats are an ever-growing concern for law firms, and knowing how to respond when an attack occurs is critical. Join us for "Great, Now What?! Creating Your Firm’s Cyber Response Plan" on March 20, 2025. This webinar will provide legal professionals with essential knowledge on cyber risks and equip them with the tools to develop a structured cyber response plan that mitigates damage and protects their firm’s future.

Conflicts of interest can be one of the most challenging ethical dilemmas faced by attorneys. Many legal practitioners find the rules governing conflicts to be confusing, and applying these rules in real-life scenarios can often prove difficult. However, the consequences of failing to properly identify and manage conflicts can be severe, with potential repercussions including legal malpractice claims, disciplinary actions, and even criminal charges. Lawyers may also face disqualification, and fees earned from conflicted engagements may need to be forfeited.

ISBA Mutual’s December webinar, Avoiding & Mitigating Conflicts of Interest, is designed to help Illinois lawyers understand and navigate these complex issues. By attending, participants will learn how to identify potential conflicts, implement effective conflict-check procedures, and utilize conflict waivers to minimize risks.

Navigating a malpractice claim or ARDC complaint can be a daunting experience for any attorney. This webinar, Anatomy of a Claim or ARDC Complaint, will walk participants through a detailed case study of a malpractice claim and ARDC complaint, providing essential insights into the processes and responsibilities involved.

Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the actions that lead to a malpractice claim, how actual damages are calculated, and the statutes of limitation and repose—along with the key exceptions. The webinar will also cover the duties of attorneys acting as fiduciaries or trustees, explain how the civil and ARDC claim processes work, and provide statistics on the most common types of claims. Finally, attendees will receive practical tips for avoiding the types of errors that often result in client complaints and legal malpractice claims.