Missed our webinar April 7, 2022, Technology’s Impact On Attorney Wellness? The webinar was recorded and will be made available to view online for a limited time!

The rise of new technologies has led to an increasingly connected world which, in turn, has led to added stress on lawyers, who find themselves "always-on." The first session provides you with data, insights, and suggestions for unplugging and increasing control over your technology and well-being.
In the second session, Brian Cuban shares his journey through depression, alcohol and drug addiction, how it impacted his career as a practicing lawyer and what the legal profession can do to break the stigma surrounding mental health discussions.
Texas CLE available!

Details for connecting to the recording will be sent shortly after you register. Please allow 1 business day to process your registration. If you registered but did not receive a link, please email ILT.

Before registering for the Recorded Program, please read this note:

Thank you for your interest in our Recorded Program, Technology’s Impact On Attorney Wellness. This program, co-presented by CAIL’s Institute for Law and Technology and Other CLE, was offered as a webinar on April 7, 2022. You should understand that some of the cases discussed in the Program and Program materials may have been modified or even overruled by now. The course, like all CLE programs, should not be used as a basis for legal advice without doing the research yourself.

MCLE Credit will not be available.

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Registration is complimentary as a service to our community. Registration includes online access to the program materials and video.

Schedule and Faculty

Wellness Unplugged: Technology’s Impact On Attorney Mental Health (Legal Ethics: 45 Minutes)

John G. Browning
Spencer Fane LLP
Plano, Texas

Jan L. Jacobowitz
Legal Ethics Advisor
Pinecrest, Florida

The Addicted Lawyer. How We Got Here. What We Can Do To Solve The Problem. (Legal Ethics: 45 minutes)

Brian Cuban
Brian Cuban Inc.
Dallas, Texas

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