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SESSION 1
January 25 • 12 – 1 p.m. Navigating the Maze: Drafting Essentials for Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Controls in Commercial Agreements
1.0 Hour General CLE Credit (pending)
SESSION 3
June 5 • 12 – 1 p.m.
Allocating Risk: Understanding Common Risk Transfer Mechanisms Used when Planning for Security Incidents
1.0 Hour General CLE Credit (pending)
For a complete schedule or to register for a program online, see the CBA’s CLE Calendar at www.cincybar.org/CLE.
This three-part series aims to provide a foundational understanding of key considerations when drafting or reviewing commercial agreements with data privacy and cybersecurity in mind. While the series won’t make you an expert drafter in these specialized provisions, it will give you the knowledge to have meaningful conversations with your clients and know when outside help is needed. Explore drafting essentials relating to security obligations, data breach protocols, and risk transfer mechanisms for when things go wrong.
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CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION
Property Tax Reductions 101
How to Navigate the Board of Revision
February 7
12 – 1 p.m.
1.0 Hour General Credit (pending)
Did a client recently receive a surprisingly high property tax bill? Consider applying for a reduction of the property's taxable value. Your county's board of revision will conduct a hearing, and you and your client will bear the burden of proving that the property was over-valued. If the board reduces the property's value, the new value will apply to future tax years, which will save money on tax bills well into the future. Jeff Levine will explain the intricacies to this process and how to optimize the opportunity for a value reduction.
LEGAL BASICS
Working with
AI Legal Assistants
A Practical Introduction to the Newest Legal Technology
Co-hosted by the Solo/Small Firm Practice Group
January 17 | 12 – 1 p.m. 1.0 Hour of New Lawyer Training Credit (pending)
AI won’t be sitting for the bar exam anytime soon, but it has already passed it with a score exceeding the average human examinee’s. This presentation introduces and explains the advanced AI that lawyers and other legal professionals are already “working with” (rather than just “using”) to complete familiar legal tasks, including legal research, document review, contract analysis and redlining, eDiscovery research, and transaction intelligence.
Cybersecurity and Data Privacy
for Business Attorneys
Cincinnati Bar Center, 225 E. Sixth Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
SESSION 2
March 6 • 12 – 1 p.m.
When the Wall Cracks: Drafting Provisions for Data Breach Notifications & Collaborative Responses
1.0 Hour General CLE Credit (pending)