Delaware Bar Leaders Stressing Need for Cybersecurity Efforts
Chuck Kunz, co-chair of Morris James' Data Privacy and Information Governance Group, was quoted in a Delaware Law Weekly article discussing the need to educate attorneys on how to protect data and bolster cybersecurity practices. Chuck said his firm got aggressive in 2014, as lawmakers were drafting and debating bills. The firm started advising clients on their fiduciary duties to prevent breaches and train employees to respond, including how to encrypt data and retain and destroy documents.
Richard Herrmann, a member of Morris James' Intellectual Property Practice, was also quoted discussing the recent effort to expand continuing legal education on the topic, benefiting clients and attorneys alike.
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