Professional Speakers

The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet
Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010 Cary
Video Locations The Cybersleuth’s Guide
To qualify for the Early Bird ( ) tuition, registration must be received one week prior to program date. Cybersleuth’s guide • Learn how to search like a private investigator
Early registration is required to ensure a book at video locations. NC State Bar rules require a minimum
number of pre-registered active State Bar members. The NCBAF reserves the right to cancel any video program to the internet • How to access expensive databases … for free
• Extract background information from public
to the Internet
prior to the program date if registrations do not meet the NC State Bar requirement. Some sites require Program highlights records
additional registration or evaluation forms. Visit http://www.ncbar.org/cle/programs/videoReplays.aspx to • Learn why social network sites are becoming the
Featuring Carole A. Levitt and Mark E. Rosch
confirm video replay registration and program start times. latest and greatest investigative tool
CLE credit hours at Video Replays are subject to change. • Mastering Google and beyond

Cary — Thurs., April 8, 2010 – NC Bar Center

8000 Weston Parkway • Dorsett Auditorium • Site Contact: CLE Department (919) 677-8745 or
(800) 228-3402
( April 1, 2010) #649BAR

Charlotte — Wed., March 10, 2010 – Charlotte Convention Center

501 South College Street • Room 205 • Site Phone: (704) 339-6000
( March 3, 2010) #649CHA
LIVE PROGRAM
Flat Rock/Hendersonville — Wed., March 24, 2010 – Blue Ridge Community College Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010
180 West Campus Drive • Continuing Education Building, Room 122 • Site Contact: Elaine Handville NC Bar Center

Nonprofit Org.

Permit #297
(828) 694‑1779

Raleigh, NC
US Postage
( March 17, 2010) #649FLR
Cary

PAID
CLE Credit: 6.0 Hours
Greensboro — Fri., April 9, 2010 – Guilford Technical Community College
1100 Revolution Mill Drive • Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship, Conference Room Plus 5 Video Replays
• Site Contacts: Mark Hagenbuch/Darlinda Finch (336) 334-4822, ext. 4801 or ext. 4803
( April 1, 2010) #649GSB

Wilmington — Fri., March 19, 2010 – Cape Fear Community College

415 North 2nd Street • Learning Resource/Library Building (Bldg. L) • Room L107
( March 12, 2010) #649WLM

Preferred Hotels (closest to the NC Bar Center)

Contact hotel directly for reservations & guest services • Rates based on availability • To guarantee your
room at this special rate, contact the hotel today and mention you are with the NC Bar Association

Embassy Suites Learn how the Internet is changing the way attorneys need to research in order to
201 Harrison Oaks Boulevard • Cary competently represent their clients – and to avoid ethical or malpractice issues.
8000 Weston Parkway • Cary, NC 27513

Rates: $149 Do lawyers have a duty to Google? In a recent decision, the court was incredulous that a
Includes full cooked-to-order breakfast and manager’s evening reception plaintiff failed to Google the missing defendant as part of his due diligence process and
Reservations: (919) 677-1840 upheld the defendant’s claim of insufficient service of process. Effective Internet searching
Reference Corporate ID: NCB or NC Bar may now need to become part of every lawyer’s due diligence routine. Learn the best
research strategies (including advanced search features at Google and other search
Hilton Garden Inn engines) that can help you meet your research obligations.
1500 RDU Center Drive • Morrisville
I-40, Exit 285, Aviation Parkway Nationally recognized Internet trainers and authors of The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the
Internet will show you how to find and use specific Web sites to unearth factual and
Rates: $119 single/double investigative information FREE (or at low cost!) on the Net. Instead of first turning to
A full service hotel experts, consultants, skip tracers, and private investigators, seminar attendees will quickly
Reservations: (919) 840-8088 or (877) STAY-HGI learn how to be their own Cybersleuth.
Reference #9885177 when making reservations

TownePlace Suites by Marriott

120 Sage Commons Way • Cary

Rates: $99 single/double (Sunday–Thursday)

Includes complimentary Continental breakfast
Reservations: (919) 678-0005
The Fine Print
Registration
Registrations (including door
registrations) are limited to
available space, which may
include a live video broadcast
overflow room. Registrations
received the week of the pro-
gram or at the door cannot be
guaranteed a book.
MCLE Credit
The NC Bar Association
Foundation is an accredited
CLE sponsor under the MCLE
Regulations promulgated by
the NC State Bar Board of
Continuing Legal Education.
This program is approved (but
not sponsored) by the Board for
the designated number of CLE
hours. It is the responsibility
of each attorney to maintain
a record of his/her attendance
at CLE programs for the NC
State Bar annual report. MCLE
credit is reported only if NC
State Bar number is provided.
NCBA CLE Passports
“Traditional” Passport holders
exceeding the 30-hour limit for
NCBA Members or the 15-hour
limit for Paralegal Division
Members will be charged $75
per program. “Hybrid” Passport
holders exceeding the 12-hour
limit for live or video replays
will also be charged $75 per
program.
Transfers
Registrants may transfer from a
Live program, Video Replay or
TeleSeminar without penalty
within three working days after
the program date. A registra-
tion may be transferred once.
Registrants may not transfer
to/from a CLE Webcast, a
CLE Webinar, CLEonTheGo
or a CyberCLE program unless
they are “Virtual” or “Hybrid”
Passport holders.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be received
by 9 a.m. the third working
day prior to the program to
qualify for a refund (less $25
admin. fee). Those not attend-
ing receive program materials
(if included in tuition) in full
consideration of tuition paid.
Inclement Weather
NCBAF makes every effort
to contact registrants when a
program is cancelled due to
weather. If inclement weather
is forecasted, but you have
not heard from us, visit www.
ncbar.org, call the Bar Center
or contact the site location on
your registration confirmation
postcard. If the site is closed,
the program may be resched-
uled.
CLE Scholarships
A limited number of scholar-
ships are available to mem-
bers in financial need. Contact
Membership Services at 1-800-
662-7407 or e-mail whitney@
ncbar.org.
Agenda
8:15–8:55 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:55–9:00 Welcome and Introductions
9:00–12:15 p.m. Super Search Engine Strategies: Mastering Google
and Beyond
• Identify and use the best search engines
• Sites, secrets and shortcuts revealed
• Develop super search strategies
• Key into Google’s “advanced search” menu
• Tips on using search engines for investigative
research
• Fundamental distinctions between the “visible”
and “invisible” Web
• Locate information from the “invisible” Web
• Tools to search “smarter not harder”
• Uncover ways to find deleted Web pages
Program (includes one 15 minute break)
12:15–1:00 Networking Lunch (included at Live program only)
1:00–4:30 Learn How to Search Like a Private Investigator
• Develop Internet investigative search strategies
• Learn to extract background information from
dockets
• Unearth bankruptcies
• Mine the Web for missing people
• Glean private or personal information from blogs
and usenet postings
• Identify low cost investigative databases to:
• Discover addresses (home and e-mail)
• Find phone numbers (even cellular)
• Locate someone’s aliases and employer’s name
How to Access Expensive Databases … for Free …
to Find:
• Factual information
• Background information
• Full-text newspaper and magazine articles
• Press releases
• And, more …
Discover Quick and Easy Methods to Access
Background Information from Public Records and
Publicly Available Data
• Online telephone/address directories
• Death records
• Birthdays
• Social security numbers
• Real property records
• Criminal records
• Political persuasion
• Expert witnesses
• S.E.C. filings
Learn Why Social Network Sites are Becoming the
Latest and Greatest Investigative Tools
• Find out how to dig up “dirt” about the
opposition
• Uncover information to attack a witness’
credibility
• Seek out the smoking gun
• Obtain useful background information about
potential clients, potential hires and the
opposition
Program (includes one 15 minute break)
Brought to you by the North Carolina Bar Association Foundation CLE
www.ncbar.org/CLE
Speakers > The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet #649CGI on 1/28/10 W
NC Bar Association Foundation Registration/Order Form B
• Carole A. Levitt, President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM
• Mark E. Rosch, Vice President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM
Print Full Name___________________________________________________________________
About the Speakers
Carole A. Levitt, JD, MLS, President of Internet For Lawyers and an Firm/Agency Name_ ______________________________________________________________
American Bar Association author, has over 20 years of combined experience Street Address ___________________________________________________________________
in the legal field as an attorney, Internet trainer, law librarian and legal
PO Box_________________________________________________________________________
research and writing professor. She was the “Computer Counselor”
columnist for the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine. Ms. Levitt received her
City/State/Zip____________________________________________________________________
J.D. from The John Marshall Law School of Chicago, IL, graduating with
distinction, and was a member of the school’s law review. She earned her Daytime Phone/Daytime Fax________________________________________________________
Masters in Library Science and her Bachelors in Political Science at the
University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Ms. Levitt serves on the E-mail Address___________________________________________________________________
American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Executive Council and the section’s Publishing Board. for MCLE Credit list both:
NC State Bar No. ___________________________ NCBA No.____________________________
Mark E. Rosch, Vice President of Internet For Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, is the
developer and manager of Internet for Lawyers’ Web site and online education services. He serves as the q Check if any information has changed
editor of Internet For Lawyer’s newsletter, The Internet Legal Research Update. Mr. Rosch authors numerous
articles about computer technology in the law office for Law Technology News, Los Angeles Lawyer, Law
Practice, FindLaw.com and the Los Angeles Daily Journal, among other publications. Mr. Rosch served on
the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Education Board. He is a graduate of Tulane
University. > Program Choice > Tuition‡
Registration must be received one week prior to program date Early Bird Regular
Program Materials for Early Bird tuition Rec’vd Rec’vd less than
1 week before 1 week before
Attendees will receive a copy of Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch’s 400-page Live Program program program
book, The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (10th ed. fall 2009). q Jan. 28, 2010 Cary #649CGI
( Jan. 21, 2010) The following categories include the MCLE fee and materials.
q NCBA Member $250 $305
Video Replays q Full-time *LANC Attorney $130 $160
q April 8, 2010 Cary #649BAR (NCBA Member)
q March 10, 2010 Charlotte #649CHA
q Non-Member $300 $355
q March 24, 2010 Flat Rock #649FLR
q April 9, 2010 Greensboro #649GSB q CLE Passport Participant $100
q March 19, 2010 Wilmington #649WLM
The following categories do not include any MCLE fee.
You must attend to receive the materials.
q Judge (NCBA Member) $25
I will probably get more use out of the content of > Can’t Attend? q Law Professor (NCBA Member, full-time $25
this seminar than any other CLE seminar in 25 years Buy the Materials! at ABA accredited law school)
q NCBA Law Student Division Member $25
Add 7.75% Sales Tax to all items except books ordered before
of law practice. the live program date. Please allow 2–4 weeks from live q NCBA Paralegal Student Member $25
program date or order date for delivery.
*Legal Aid of NC
This is one of the very best I have attended. No q Book Order $59.95
‡
Your CLE tuition includes mandatory State Bar
temptation to leave early. The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet
fees. These fees are used to administer the State Bar’s
Mandatory Continuing Legal Education program and
I had no idea the web was so extensive – thanks for to support both the Chief Justice’s Commission on
the tour! Professionalism and the Chief Justice’s Equal Access to
Justice Commission.
> Payment Options Registration is processed only after payment is received
Total $__________________
q  Check Enclosed Payable to NC Bar Foundation  q  Visa/MC/AmEx
Acct. #__________________________________________________________ Exp. Date_ __________
Signature_ ___________________________________________________________________________
4 ways Phone CLE Web site Fax CLE Mail
(919) 677-8745 www.ncbar.org/CLE (919) 677-1774 Attn: Accounting • NCBAF
to register: (800) 228-3402 Credit card only Credit card only PO Box 3688, Cary, NC 27519
Credit card only
The Fine Print
Registration
Registrations (including door
registrations) are limited to
available space, which may
include a live video broadcast
overflow room. Registrations
received the week of the pro-
gram or at the door cannot be
guaranteed a book.
MCLE Credit
The NC Bar Association
Foundation is an accredited
CLE sponsor under the MCLE
Regulations promulgated by
the NC State Bar Board of
Continuing Legal Education.
This program is approved (but
not sponsored) by the Board for
the designated number of CLE
hours. It is the responsibility
of each attorney to maintain
a record of his/her attendance
at CLE programs for the NC
State Bar annual report. MCLE
credit is reported only if NC
State Bar number is provided.
NCBA CLE Passports
“Traditional” Passport holders
exceeding the 30-hour limit for
NCBA Members or the 15-hour
limit for Paralegal Division
Members will be charged $75
per program. “Hybrid” Passport
holders exceeding the 12-hour
limit for live or video replays
will also be charged $75 per
program.
Transfers
Registrants may transfer from a
Live program, Video Replay or
TeleSeminar without penalty
within three working days after
the program date. A registra-
tion may be transferred once.
Registrants may not transfer
to/from a CLE Webcast, a
CLE Webinar, CLEonTheGo
or a CyberCLE program unless
they are “Virtual” or “Hybrid”
Passport holders.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be received
by 9 a.m. the third working
day prior to the program to
qualify for a refund (less $25
admin. fee). Those not attend-
ing receive program materials
(if included in tuition) in full
consideration of tuition paid.
Inclement Weather
NCBAF makes every effort
to contact registrants when a
program is cancelled due to
weather. If inclement weather
is forecasted, but you have
not heard from us, visit www.
ncbar.org, call the Bar Center
or contact the site location on
your registration confirmation
postcard. If the site is closed,
the program may be resched-
uled.
CLE Scholarships
A limited number of scholar-
ships are available to mem-
bers in financial need. Contact
Membership Services at 1-800-
662-7407 or e-mail whitney@
ncbar.org.
Agenda
8:15–8:55 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:55–9:00 Welcome and Introductions
9:00–12:15 p.m. Super Search Engine Strategies: Mastering Google
and Beyond
• Identify and use the best search engines
• Sites, secrets and shortcuts revealed
• Develop super search strategies
• Key into Google’s “advanced search” menu
• Tips on using search engines for investigative
research
• Fundamental distinctions between the “visible”
and “invisible” Web
• Locate information from the “invisible” Web
• Tools to search “smarter not harder”
• Uncover ways to find deleted Web pages
Program (includes one 15 minute break)
12:15–1:00 Networking Lunch (included at Live program only)
1:00–4:30 Learn How to Search Like a Private Investigator
• Develop Internet investigative search strategies
• Learn to extract background information from
dockets
• Unearth bankruptcies
• Mine the Web for missing people
• Glean private or personal information from blogs
and usenet postings
• Identify low cost investigative databases to:
• Discover addresses (home and e-mail)
• Find phone numbers (even cellular)
• Locate someone’s aliases and employer’s name
How to Access Expensive Databases … for Free …
to Find:
• Factual information
• Background information
• Full-text newspaper and magazine articles
• Press releases
• And, more …
Discover Quick and Easy Methods to Access
Background Information from Public Records and
Publicly Available Data
• Online telephone/address directories
• Death records
• Birthdays
• Social security numbers
• Real property records
• Criminal records
• Political persuasion
• Expert witnesses
• S.E.C. filings
Learn Why Social Network Sites are Becoming the
Latest and Greatest Investigative Tools
• Find out how to dig up “dirt” about the
opposition
• Uncover information to attack a witness’
credibility
• Seek out the smoking gun
• Obtain useful background information about
potential clients, potential hires and the
opposition
Program (includes one 15 minute break)
Brought to you by the North Carolina Bar Association Foundation CLE
www.ncbar.org/CLE
Speakers > The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet #649CGI on 1/28/10 W
NC Bar Association Foundation Registration/Order Form B
• Carole A. Levitt, President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM
• Mark E. Rosch, Vice President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM
Print Full Name___________________________________________________________________
About the Speakers
Carole A. Levitt, JD, MLS, President of Internet For Lawyers and an Firm/Agency Name_ ______________________________________________________________
American Bar Association author, has over 20 years of combined experience Street Address ___________________________________________________________________
in the legal field as an attorney, Internet trainer, law librarian and legal
PO Box_________________________________________________________________________
research and writing professor. She was the “Computer Counselor”
columnist for the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine. Ms. Levitt received her
City/State/Zip____________________________________________________________________
J.D. from The John Marshall Law School of Chicago, IL, graduating with
distinction, and was a member of the school’s law review. She earned her Daytime Phone/Daytime Fax________________________________________________________
Masters in Library Science and her Bachelors in Political Science at the
University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Ms. Levitt serves on the E-mail Address___________________________________________________________________
American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Executive Council and the section’s Publishing Board. for MCLE Credit list both:
NC State Bar No. ___________________________ NCBA No.____________________________
Mark E. Rosch, Vice President of Internet For Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, is the
developer and manager of Internet for Lawyers’ Web site and online education services. He serves as the q Check if any information has changed
editor of Internet For Lawyer’s newsletter, The Internet Legal Research Update. Mr. Rosch authors numerous
articles about computer technology in the law office for Law Technology News, Los Angeles Lawyer, Law
Practice, FindLaw.com and the Los Angeles Daily Journal, among other publications. Mr. Rosch served on
the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Education Board. He is a graduate of Tulane
University. > Program Choice > Tuition‡
Registration must be received one week prior to program date Early Bird Regular
Program Materials for Early Bird tuition Rec’vd Rec’vd less than
1 week before 1 week before
Attendees will receive a copy of Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch’s 400-page Live Program program program
book, The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (10th ed. fall 2009). q Jan. 28, 2010 Cary #649CGI
( Jan. 21, 2010) The following categories include the MCLE fee and materials.
q NCBA Member $250 $305
Video Replays q Full-time *LANC Attorney $130 $160
q April 8, 2010 Cary #649BAR (NCBA Member)
q March 10, 2010 Charlotte #649CHA
q Non-Member $300 $355
q March 24, 2010 Flat Rock #649FLR
q April 9, 2010 Greensboro #649GSB q CLE Passport Participant $100
q March 19, 2010 Wilmington #649WLM
The following categories do not include any MCLE fee.
You must attend to receive the materials.
q Judge (NCBA Member) $25
I will probably get more use out of the content of > Can’t Attend? q Law Professor (NCBA Member, full-time $25
this seminar than any other CLE seminar in 25 years Buy the Materials! at ABA accredited law school)
q NCBA Law Student Division Member $25
Add 7.75% Sales Tax to all items except books ordered before
of law practice. the live program date. Please allow 2–4 weeks from live q NCBA Paralegal Student Member $25
program date or order date for delivery.
*Legal Aid of NC
This is one of the very best I have attended. No q Book Order $59.95
‡
Your CLE tuition includes mandatory State Bar
temptation to leave early. The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet
fees. These fees are used to administer the State Bar’s
Mandatory Continuing Legal Education program and
I had no idea the web was so extensive – thanks for to support both the Chief Justice’s Commission on
the tour! Professionalism and the Chief Justice’s Equal Access to
Justice Commission.
> Payment Options Registration is processed only after payment is received
Total $__________________
q  Check Enclosed Payable to NC Bar Foundation  q  Visa/MC/AmEx
Acct. #__________________________________________________________ Exp. Date_ __________
Signature_ ___________________________________________________________________________
4 ways Phone CLE Web site Fax CLE Mail
(919) 677-8745 www.ncbar.org/CLE (919) 677-1774 Attn: Accounting • NCBAF
to register: (800) 228-3402 Credit card only Credit card only PO Box 3688, Cary, NC 27519
Credit card only
 Professional Speakers
The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet
Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010 Cary
Video Locations The Cybersleuth’s Guide
To qualify for the Early Bird ( ) tuition, registration must be received one week prior to program date. Cybersleuth’s guide • Learn how to search like a private investigator
Early registration is required to ensure a book at video locations. NC State Bar rules require a minimum
number of pre-registered active State Bar members. The NCBAF reserves the right to cancel any video program to the internet • How to access expensive databases … for free
• Extract background information from public
to the Internet
prior to the program date if registrations do not meet the NC State Bar requirement. Some sites require Program highlights records
additional registration or evaluation forms. Visit http://www.ncbar.org/cle/programs/videoReplays.aspx to • Learn why social network sites are becoming the
Featuring Carole A. Levitt and Mark E. Rosch
confirm video replay registration and program start times. latest and greatest investigative tool
CLE credit hours at Video Replays are subject to change. • Mastering Google and beyond

Cary — Thurs., April 8, 2010 – NC Bar Center

8000 Weston Parkway • Dorsett Auditorium • Site Contact: CLE Department (919) 677-8745 or
(800) 228-3402
( April 1, 2010) #649BAR

Charlotte — Wed., March 10, 2010 – Charlotte Convention Center

501 South College Street • Room 205 • Site Phone: (704) 339-6000
( March 3, 2010) #649CHA
LIVE PROGRAM
Flat Rock/Hendersonville — Wed., March 24, 2010 – Blue Ridge Community College Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010
180 West Campus Drive • Continuing Education Building, Room 122 • Site Contact: Elaine Handville NC Bar Center

Nonprofit Org.

Permit #297
(828) 694‑1779

Raleigh, NC
US Postage
( March 17, 2010) #649FLR
Cary

PAID
CLE Credit: 6.0 Hours
Greensboro — Fri., April 9, 2010 – Guilford Technical Community College
1100 Revolution Mill Drive • Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship, Conference Room Plus 5 Video Replays
• Site Contacts: Mark Hagenbuch/Darlinda Finch (336) 334-4822, ext. 4801 or ext. 4803
( April 1, 2010) #649GSB

Wilmington — Fri., March 19, 2010 – Cape Fear Community College

415 North 2nd Street • Learning Resource/Library Building (Bldg. L) • Room L107
( March 12, 2010) #649WLM

Preferred Hotels (closest to the NC Bar Center)

Contact hotel directly for reservations & guest services • Rates based on availability • To guarantee your
room at this special rate, contact the hotel today and mention you are with the NC Bar Association

Embassy Suites Learn how the Internet is changing the way attorneys need to research in order to
201 Harrison Oaks Boulevard • Cary competently represent their clients – and to avoid ethical or malpractice issues.
8000 Weston Parkway • Cary, NC 27513

Rates: $149 Do lawyers have a duty to Google? In a recent decision, the court was incredulous that a
Includes full cooked-to-order breakfast and manager’s evening reception plaintiff failed to Google the missing defendant as part of his due diligence process and
Reservations: (919) 677-1840 upheld the defendant’s claim of insufficient service of process. Effective Internet searching
Reference Corporate ID: NCB or NC Bar may now need to become part of every lawyer’s due diligence routine. Learn the best
research strategies (including advanced search features at Google and other search
Hilton Garden Inn engines) that can help you meet your research obligations.
1500 RDU Center Drive • Morrisville
I-40, Exit 285, Aviation Parkway Nationally recognized Internet trainers and authors of The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the
Internet will show you how to find and use specific Web sites to unearth factual and
Rates: $119 single/double investigative information FREE (or at low cost!) on the Net. Instead of first turning to
A full service hotel experts, consultants, skip tracers, and private investigators, seminar attendees will quickly
Reservations: (919) 840-8088 or (877) STAY-HGI learn how to be their own Cybersleuth.
Reference #9885177 when making reservations

TownePlace Suites by Marriott

120 Sage Commons Way • Cary

Rates: $89 single/double (Sunday–Thursday)

Includes complimentary Continental breakfast
Reservations: (919) 678-0005
The Fine Print
Registration
Registrations (including door
registrations) are limited to
available space, which may
include a live video broadcast
overflow room. Registrations
received the week of the pro-
gram or at the door cannot be
guaranteed a book.
MCLE Credit
The NC Bar Association
Foundation is an accredited
CLE sponsor under the MCLE
Regulations promulgated by
the NC State Bar Board of
Continuing Legal Education.
This program is approved (but
not sponsored) by the Board for
the designated number of CLE
hours. It is the responsibility
of each attorney to maintain
a record of his/her attendance
at CLE programs for the NC
State Bar annual report. MCLE
credit is reported only if NC
State Bar number is provided.
NCBA CLE Passports
“Traditional” Passport holders
exceeding the 30-hour limit for
NCBA Members or the 15-hour
limit for Paralegal Division
Members will be charged $75
per program. “Hybrid” Passport
holders exceeding the 12-hour
limit for live or video replays
will also be charged $75 per
program.
Transfers
Registrants may transfer from a
Live program, Video Replay or
TeleSeminar without penalty
within three working days after
the program date. A registra-
tion may be transferred once.
Registrants may not transfer
to/from a CLE Webcast, a
CLE Webinar, CLEonTheGo
or a CyberCLE program unless
they are “Virtual” or “Hybrid”
Passport holders.
Cancellations
Cancellations must be received
by 9 a.m. the third working
day prior to the program to
qualify for a refund (less $25
admin. fee). Those not attend-
ing receive program materials
(if included in tuition) in full
consideration of tuition paid.
Inclement Weather
NCBAF makes every effort
to contact registrants when a
program is cancelled due to
weather. If inclement weather
is forecasted, but you have
not heard from us, visit www.
ncbar.org, call the Bar Center
or contact the site location on
your registration confirmation
postcard. If the site is closed,
the program may be resched-
uled.
CLE Scholarships
A limited number of scholar-
ships are available to mem-
bers in financial need. Contact
Membership Services at 1-800-
662-7407 or e-mail whitney@
ncbar.org.
Agenda
8:15–8:55 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:55–9:00 Welcome and Introductions
9:00–12:15 p.m. Super Search Engine Strategies: Mastering Google
and Beyond
• Identify and use the best search engines
• Sites, secrets and shortcuts revealed
• Develop super search strategies
• Key into Google’s “advanced search” menu
• Tips on using search engines for investigative
research
• Fundamental distinctions between the “visible”
and “invisible” Web
• Locate information from the “invisible” Web
• Tools to search “smarter not harder”
• Uncover ways to find deleted Web pages
Program (includes one 15 minute break)
12:15–1:00 Networking Lunch (included at Live program only)
1:00–4:30 Learn How to Search Like a Private Investigator
• Develop Internet investigative search strategies
• Learn to extract background information from
dockets
• Unearth bankruptcies
• Mine the Web for missing people
• Glean private or personal information from blogs
and usenet postings
• Identify low cost investigative databases to:
• Discover addresses (home and e-mail)
• Find phone numbers (even cellular)
• Locate someone’s aliases and employer’s name
How to Access Expensive Databases … for Free …
to Find:
• Factual information
• Background information
• Full-text newspaper and magazine articles
• Press releases
• And, more …
Discover Quick and Easy Methods to Access
Background Information from Public Records and
Publicly Available Data
• Online telephone/address directories
• Death records
• Birthdays
• Social security numbers
• Real property records
• Criminal records
• Political persuasion
• Expert witnesses
• S.E.C. filings
Learn Why Social Network Sites are Becoming the
Latest and Greatest Investigative Tools
• Find out how to dig up “dirt” about the
opposition
• Uncover information to attack a witness’
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Program (includes one 15 minute break)
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• Carole A. Levitt, President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM
• Mark E. Rosch, Vice President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM
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American Bar Association author, has over 20 years of combined experience Street Address ___________________________________________________________________
in the legal field as an attorney, Internet trainer, law librarian and legal
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research and writing professor. She was the “Computer Counselor”
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distinction, and was a member of the school’s law review. She earned her Daytime Phone/Daytime Fax________________________________________________________
Masters in Library Science and her Bachelors in Political Science at the
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Mark E. Rosch, Vice President of Internet For Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, is the
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editor of Internet For Lawyer’s newsletter, The Internet Legal Research Update. Mr. Rosch authors numerous
articles about computer technology in the law office for Law Technology News, Los Angeles Lawyer, Law
Practice, FindLaw.com and the Los Angeles Daily Journal, among other publications. Mr. Rosch served on
the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Education Board. He is a graduate of Tulane
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Cary — Thurs., April 8, 2010 – NC Bar Center

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