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Minnesota's Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board Addresses Ethical Obligations regarding Metadata

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From ABA Site-tation:

At the end of March, Minnesota's Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board approved a new ethics opinion addressing lawyers' ethical obligations regarding metadata. Opinion No. 22, available in PDF format on the LPRB's website, addresses the three primary metadata questions: what is a lawyer's duty when sending electronic documents; what is a lawyer's duty when receiving electronic documents; and what is a lawyer's duty upon discovering confidential or privileged metadata. We've updated our metadata ethics opinion comparison chart to include the new Minnesota opinion.

Also from Site-tation, basic training on How to Secure PDFs for Transmission is now available to ABA members.

Full post as published by WisBlawg - From the UW Law Library on June 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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