• Learnhowtosearchlikeaprivateinvestigator• Piercethe“invisible”web• MasterGoogleandbeyond• Extractbackgroundinformationfrompublicrecordsand“publiclyavailable”information

• Learnwhysocialnetworksitesarebecomingthelatestandgreatestinvestigativetool

TheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternetFeaturingCaroleA.LevittandMarkE.Rosch

Learn how the Internet is changing the way legal professionals need to research and run their practice to competently represent their clients. Find out if failing to “Google” as part of the due diligence process could keep you from winning a case. Uncover the best research strategies and websites that assist you in meeting your investigative research obligations. Discover how attorneys are using various websites, including social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn) for discovery, trial preparation, background checks, and locating missing persons. Don’t be left behind in exploiting this gold mine of information.

Nationally recognized Internet trainers and authors of The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet, the ABA’s Google for Lawyers (2010) and Find It Like a Pro, Volumes 1 and 2 (2010 and 2011) show you how to find and use specific websites to unearth factual and investigative information FREE (or at low cost!) on the Net.

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VideoLocationsTo qualify for the Early Bird ( ) tuition, registration must be received one week prior to program date. 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 prior to the program date if registrations do not meet the NC State Bar requirement. Some sites require additional registration or evaluation forms. Visit http://www.ncbar.org/cle/programs/video-replays.aspx to confirm video replay registration and program start times.

CLE credit hours at Video Replays are subject to change.

Cary — Thurs., Aug. 2 – NC Bar Center8000 Weston Parkway • Dorsett Auditorium • Site Contact: CLE Department (919) 677-8745 or (800) 228-3402 (ask for CLE)( July 26) #936BAR

Charlotte — Wed., July 25 – Charlotte Convention Center501 South College Street • Room 204 • Site Phone: (704) 339-6000( July 18) #936CHA

Watch for additional replays later in the year.

Friday, May 11, 2012 Cary

TheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternetTheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternet

LIVEPROGRAMFriday, May 11NC Bar CenterCary

CLECredit:6.0HoursPlus 2 Video Replays

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EmbassySuites201HarrisonOaksBoulevard•Cary

Rates: $159 Includes full cooked-to-order breakfast and manager’s evening receptionReservations: (919) 677-1840 Reference Corporate ID: NCB or NC Bar

HiltonGardenInn1500RDUCenterDrive•MorrisvilleI-40, Exit 285, Aviation Parkway

Rates: $124 single/double A full service hotelReservations: (919) 840-8088 or (877) STAY-HGI Reference #9885177 when making reservations

TownePlaceSuitesbyMarriott120SageCommonsWay•Cary

Rates: $89 studio queen with sleeper sofa (Sunday–Thursday) Includes complimentary Continental breakfast All rooms come standard with fully equipped kitchenReservations: (919) 678-0005 Ask for North Carolina Bar Association rate

>ProgramChoiceRegistration must be received one week prior to program date for Early Bird tuition

LiveProgramq May 11 Cary #936CGI ( May 4)

VideoReplaysq Aug. 2 Cary #936BARq July 25 Charlotte #936CHA

Total $__________________

q Check Enclosed Payable to NC Bar Foundation q Visa/MC/AmEx

Acct. # _________________________________________________________ Exp. Date __________

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________

>PaymentOptionsRegistration is processed only after payment is received

Brought to you by the North Carolina Bar Association Foundation CLEwww.ncbar.org/CLE

Print Full Name ___________________________________________________________________

Firm/Agency Name _______________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________________________

PO Box _________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ____________________________________________________________________

Daytime Phone/Daytime Fax ________________________________________________________

E-mail Address ___________________________________________________________________

for MCLE Credit list both:

NC State Bar No. __________________________ NCBA No. ___________________________

qCheck if any information has changed

>TheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternet #936CGI on 5/11/12 NC Bar Association Foundation Registration/Order Form BSpeakers

• Carole A. Levitt, President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM• Mark E. Rosch, Vice President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM

AbouttheSpeakersCarole A. Levitt, JD, MLS, President of Internet For Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, has over 20 years of combined experience in the legal field as a Californian attorney, Internet trainer, law librarian, and legal research and writing professor. She was the “Computer Counselor” columnist for the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine. Ms. Levitt received her 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 Masters in Library Science and her Bachelors in Political Science at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Ms. Levitt serves on the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management section’s Publishing Board.

Mark E. Rosch, Vice President of Internet for Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, is the developer and manager of Internet for Lawyers’ website and online education services. He serves at the 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 serves on the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management section’s Education Board and its State and Local Bar Outreach Committee. He is a graduate of Tulane University.

Together, Mark and Carole authored several ABA LPM books: Google For Lawyers (2010), Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1 and 2 (2010 and 2011), and two editions of The Lawyer’s Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet (2003, 2006).

ProgramMaterialsAttendees will receive a copy of Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch’s 500-page book, The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th ed. 2012).

Agenda8:15–8:55 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast8:55–9:00 Welcome and Introductions9:00–12:15 p.m. Super Search Engine Strategies: Mastering Google

and Beyond • Is there a duty to Google? • Develop super search strategies • What’s new at Google? • Key into Google’s “advanced search” menu to

create sophisticated searches • Googling for background/investigative

information • Find current news and much older information • Keep on top of your research using free alerts • Locate information from the “invisible” Web • More Google secrets and shortcuts revealed • Beyond Google: other search engines • Uncover ways to find deleted Web pages Program (includes one 15 minute break)

12:15–1:00 Networking Lunch (included at Live program only)

1:00–4:15 Learn How to Search Like a Private Investigator • Key differences between public records and

“publicly available” Information • Uncover driver’s license records • Develop Internet investigative search strategies • Mine the Web for missing people • Dig up death records, birthdays, and Social

Security Numbers • Learn to extract background information from

dockets • Unearth bankruptcies • Glean private or personal information from

search engines, blogs, and Google Groups 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 From:

• Online telephone/address directories for contact information and to identify neighbors

• Public record portals • People search meta-sites • Sex offender registries • Expert witness directories • S.E.C. filings • Criminal records 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’ and

potential juror’s credibility • Seek out the smoking gun • Obtain useful background information about

potential clients, potential hires and the opposition

Program (includes one 15 minute break)

TheFinePrintRegistrationRegistrations (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.

MCLECreditThe 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.

NCBACLEPassports“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.

TransfersRegistrants 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 an OnlineCLE program unless they are “Virtual” or “Hybrid” Passport holders.

CancellationsCancellations 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.

InclementWeatherNCBAF makes every effort to notify registrants when a pro-gram is cancelled or delayed due to weather. If inclement weather is forecast, please check your local news listings or contact the location where your program is being held. Bar Association programs will follow the work schedule of the hosting institutions, to include delayed openings.

CLEScholarshipsA limited number of scholar-ships are available to mem-bers in financial need. Contact Membership Services at 1-800-662-7407 or email ecleghorn@ncbar.org. 4 ways

to register:FaxCLE*(919)677-1774

*Credit card only

Website*www.ncbar.org/CLE

PhoneCLE*(919)677-8745(800)228-3402Ask for CLE

MailAttn:Accounting•NCBAFPOBox3688,Cary,NC27519

>Tuition‡

Early BirdRec’vd 1 week before program

Regular Rec’vd less than 1 week before program

The following categories include the MCLE fee and materials.

q NCBA Member $270 $325

q Full-time *LANC Attorney (NCBA Member)

$140 $170

q Non-Member $320 $375

q CLE Passport Participant $100

The following categories do not include any MCLE fee. You must attend to receive the materials.

q Judge (NCBA Member) $25

q Law Professor (NCBA Member, full-time at ABA accredited law school)

$25

q NCBA Law Student Division Member $25

q NCBA Paralegal Student Member $25

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‡Your CLE tuition includes mandatory State Bar fees. These fees are used to administer the State Bar’s Mandatory Continuing Legal Education program and to support both the Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism and the Chief Justice’s Equal Access to Justice Commission.

>Can’tAttend?BuytheMaterials!Available through the CLE Bookstore at www.ncbar.org/CLEBookstore. Please allow 2–4 weeks from live program date or order date for delivery.

q Book Order $59.95* The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th ed. 2012)*Price does NOT include 6.75% sales tax and $5.75 S/H

NEWEDITION

IwillprobablygetmoreuseoutofthecontentofthisseminarthananyotherCLEseminarin25yearsoflawpractice.

Beinganovice,learningaboutthevarioussearchenginestogettothecorrectsiteswasveryhelpful.I’msurethatusingtherightsearchenginewillsavemealotoftime.

Awealthofinformation–reallyshowsyouhowmuchisavailableforlittleornomoney.Veryknowledgeable,goodspeaker;nicesenseofhumor.

PastParticipantsComments

>ProgramChoiceRegistration must be received one week prior to program date for Early Bird tuition

LiveProgramq May 11 Cary #936CGI ( May 4)

VideoReplaysq Aug. 2 Cary #936BARq July 25 Charlotte #936CHA

Total $__________________

q Check Enclosed Payable to NC Bar Foundation q Visa/MC/AmEx

Acct. # _________________________________________________________ Exp. Date __________

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________

>PaymentOptionsRegistration is processed only after payment is received

Brought to you by the North Carolina Bar Association Foundation CLEwww.ncbar.org/CLE

Print Full Name ___________________________________________________________________

Firm/Agency Name _______________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________________________

PO Box _________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ____________________________________________________________________

Daytime Phone/Daytime Fax ________________________________________________________

E-mail Address ___________________________________________________________________

for MCLE Credit list both:

NC State Bar No. __________________________ NCBA No. ___________________________

qCheck if any information has changed

>TheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternet #936CGI on 5/11/12 NC Bar Association Foundation Registration/Order Form BSpeakers

• Carole A. Levitt, President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM• Mark E. Rosch, Vice President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM

AbouttheSpeakersCarole A. Levitt, JD, MLS, President of Internet For Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, has over 20 years of combined experience in the legal field as a Californian attorney, Internet trainer, law librarian, and legal research and writing professor. She was the “Computer Counselor” columnist for the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine. Ms. Levitt received her 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 Masters in Library Science and her Bachelors in Political Science at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Ms. Levitt serves on the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management section’s Publishing Board.

Mark E. Rosch, Vice President of Internet for Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, is the developer and manager of Internet for Lawyers’ website and online education services. He serves at the 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 serves on the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management section’s Education Board and its State and Local Bar Outreach Committee. He is a graduate of Tulane University.

Together, Mark and Carole authored several ABA LPM books: Google For Lawyers (2010), Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1 and 2 (2010 and 2011), and two editions of The Lawyer’s Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet (2003, 2006).

ProgramMaterialsAttendees will receive a copy of Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch’s 500-page book, The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th ed. 2012).

Agenda8:15–8:55 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast8:55–9:00 Welcome and Introductions9:00–12:15 p.m. Super Search Engine Strategies: Mastering Google

and Beyond • Is there a duty to Google? • Develop super search strategies • What’s new at Google? • Key into Google’s “advanced search” menu to

create sophisticated searches • Googling for background/investigative

information • Find current news and much older information • Keep on top of your research using free alerts • Locate information from the “invisible” Web • More Google secrets and shortcuts revealed • Beyond Google: other search engines • Uncover ways to find deleted Web pages Program (includes one 15 minute break)

12:15–1:00 Networking Lunch (included at Live program only)

1:00–4:15 Learn How to Search Like a Private Investigator • Key differences between public records and

“publicly available” Information • Uncover driver’s license records • Develop Internet investigative search strategies • Mine the Web for missing people • Dig up death records, birthdays, and Social

Security Numbers • Learn to extract background information from

dockets • Unearth bankruptcies • Glean private or personal information from

search engines, blogs, and Google Groups 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 From:

• Online telephone/address directories for contact information and to identify neighbors

• Public record portals • People search meta-sites • Sex offender registries • Expert witness directories • S.E.C. filings • Criminal records 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’ and

potential juror’s credibility • Seek out the smoking gun • Obtain useful background information about

potential clients, potential hires and the opposition

Program (includes one 15 minute break)

TheFinePrintRegistrationRegistrations (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.

MCLECreditThe 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.

NCBACLEPassports“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.

TransfersRegistrants 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 an OnlineCLE program unless they are “Virtual” or “Hybrid” Passport holders.

CancellationsCancellations 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.

InclementWeatherNCBAF makes every effort to notify registrants when a pro-gram is cancelled or delayed due to weather. If inclement weather is forecast, please check your local news listings or contact the location where your program is being held. Bar Association programs will follow the work schedule of the hosting institutions, to include delayed openings.

CLEScholarshipsA limited number of scholar-ships are available to mem-bers in financial need. Contact Membership Services at 1-800-662-7407 or email ecleghorn@ncbar.org. 4 ways

to register:FaxCLE*(919)677-1774

*Credit card only

Website*www.ncbar.org/CLE

PhoneCLE*(919)677-8745(800)228-3402Ask for CLE

MailAttn:Accounting•NCBAFPOBox3688,Cary,NC27519

>Tuition‡

Early BirdRec’vd 1 week before program

Regular Rec’vd less than 1 week before program

The following categories include the MCLE fee and materials.

q NCBA Member $270 $325

q Full-time *LANC Attorney (NCBA Member)

$140 $170

q Non-Member $320 $375

q CLE Passport Participant $100

The following categories do not include any MCLE fee. You must attend to receive the materials.

q Judge (NCBA Member) $25

q Law Professor (NCBA Member, full-time at ABA accredited law school)

$25

q NCBA Law Student Division Member $25

q NCBA Paralegal Student Member $25

*Legal Aid of NC

W

‡Your CLE tuition includes mandatory State Bar fees. These fees are used to administer the State Bar’s Mandatory Continuing Legal Education program and to support both the Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism and the Chief Justice’s Equal Access to Justice Commission.

>Can’tAttend?BuytheMaterials!Available through the CLE Bookstore at www.ncbar.org/CLEBookstore. Please allow 2–4 weeks from live program date or order date for delivery.

q Book Order $59.95* The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th ed. 2012)*Price does NOT include 6.75% sales tax and $5.75 S/H

NEWEDITION

IwillprobablygetmoreuseoutofthecontentofthisseminarthananyotherCLEseminarin25yearsoflawpractice.

Beinganovice,learningaboutthevarioussearchenginestogettothecorrectsiteswasveryhelpful.I’msurethatusingtherightsearchenginewillsavemealotoftime.

Awealthofinformation–reallyshowsyouhowmuchisavailableforlittleornomoney.Veryknowledgeable,goodspeaker;nicesenseofhumor.

PastParticipantsComments

• Learnhowtosearchlikeaprivateinvestigator• Piercethe“invisible”web• MasterGoogleandbeyond• Extractbackgroundinformationfrompublicrecordsand“publiclyavailable”information

• Learnwhysocialnetworksitesarebecomingthelatestandgreatestinvestigativetool

TheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternetFeaturingCaroleA.LevittandMarkE.Rosch

Learn how the Internet is changing the way legal professionals need to research and run their practice to competently represent their clients. Find out if failing to “Google” as part of the due diligence process could keep you from winning a case. Uncover the best research strategies and websites that assist you in meeting your investigative research obligations. Discover how attorneys are using various websites, including social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn) for discovery, trial preparation, background checks, and locating missing persons. Don’t be left behind in exploiting this gold mine of information.

Nationally recognized Internet trainers and authors of The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet, the ABA’s Google for Lawyers (2010) and Find It Like a Pro, Volumes 1 and 2 (2010 and 2011) show you how to find and use specific websites to unearth factual and investigative information FREE (or at low cost!) on the Net.

cybersleuth’s guideto the internetProgram highlights

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VideoLocationsTo qualify for the Early Bird ( ) tuition, registration must be received one week prior to program date. 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 prior to the program date if registrations do not meet the NC State Bar requirement. Some sites require additional registration or evaluation forms. Visit http://www.ncbar.org/cle/programs/video-replays.aspx to confirm video replay registration and program start times.

CLE credit hours at Video Replays are subject to change.

Cary — Thurs., Aug. 2 – NC Bar Center8000 Weston Parkway • Dorsett Auditorium • Site Contact: CLE Department (919) 677-8745 or (800) 228-3402 (ask for CLE)( July 26) #936BAR

Charlotte — Wed., July 25 – Charlotte Convention Center501 South College Street • Room 204 • Site Phone: (704) 339-6000( July 18) #936CHA

Watch for additional replays later in the year.

Friday, May 11, 2012 Cary

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LIVEPROGRAMFriday, May 11NC Bar CenterCary

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PreferredHotels(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

EmbassySuites201HarrisonOaksBoulevard•Cary

Rates: $159 Includes full cooked-to-order breakfast and manager’s evening receptionReservations: (919) 677-1840 Reference Corporate ID: NCB or NC Bar

HiltonGardenInn1500RDUCenterDrive•MorrisvilleI-40, Exit 285, Aviation Parkway

Rates: $124 single/double A full service hotelReservations: (919) 840-8088 or (877) STAY-HGI Reference #9885177 when making reservations

TownePlaceSuitesbyMarriott120SageCommonsWay•Cary

Rates: $89 studio queen with sleeper sofa (Sunday–Thursday) Includes complimentary Continental breakfast All rooms come standard with fully equipped kitchenReservations: (919) 678-0005 Ask for North Carolina Bar Association rate

>ProgramChoiceRegistration must be received one week prior to program date for Early Bird tuition

LiveProgramq May 11 Cary #936CGI ( May 4)

VideoReplaysq Aug. 2 Cary #936BARq July 25 Charlotte #936CHA

Total $__________________

q Check Enclosed Payable to NC Bar Foundation q Visa/MC/AmEx

Acct. # _________________________________________________________ Exp. Date __________

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________

>PaymentOptionsRegistration is processed only after payment is received

Brought to you by the North Carolina Bar Association Foundation CLEwww.ncbar.org/CLE

Print Full Name ___________________________________________________________________

Firm/Agency Name _______________________________________________________________

Street Address ___________________________________________________________________

PO Box _________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ____________________________________________________________________

Daytime Phone/Daytime Fax ________________________________________________________

E-mail Address ___________________________________________________________________

for MCLE Credit list both:

NC State Bar No. __________________________ NCBA No. ___________________________

qCheck if any information has changed

>TheCybersleuth’sGuidetotheInternet #936CGI on 5/11/12 NC Bar Association Foundation Registration/Order Form BSpeakers

• Carole A. Levitt, President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM• Mark E. Rosch, Vice President, Internet for Lawyers, Rio Rancho, NM

AbouttheSpeakersCarole A. Levitt, JD, MLS, President of Internet For Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, has over 20 years of combined experience in the legal field as a Californian attorney, Internet trainer, law librarian, and legal research and writing professor. She was the “Computer Counselor” columnist for the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine. Ms. Levitt received her 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 Masters in Library Science and her Bachelors in Political Science at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Ms. Levitt serves on the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management section’s Publishing Board.

Mark E. Rosch, Vice President of Internet for Lawyers and an American Bar Association author, is the developer and manager of Internet for Lawyers’ website and online education services. He serves at the 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 serves on the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management section’s Education Board and its State and Local Bar Outreach Committee. He is a graduate of Tulane University.

Together, Mark and Carole authored several ABA LPM books: Google For Lawyers (2010), Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1 and 2 (2010 and 2011), and two editions of The Lawyer’s Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet (2003, 2006).

ProgramMaterialsAttendees will receive a copy of Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch’s 500-page book, The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th ed. 2012).

Agenda8:15–8:55 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast8:55–9:00 Welcome and Introductions9:00–12:15 p.m. Super Search Engine Strategies: Mastering Google

and Beyond • Is there a duty to Google? • Develop super search strategies • What’s new at Google? • Key into Google’s “advanced search” menu to

create sophisticated searches • Googling for background/investigative

information • Find current news and much older information • Keep on top of your research using free alerts • Locate information from the “invisible” Web • More Google secrets and shortcuts revealed • Beyond Google: other search engines • Uncover ways to find deleted Web pages Program (includes one 15 minute break)

12:15–1:00 Networking Lunch (included at Live program only)

1:00–4:15 Learn How to Search Like a Private Investigator • Key differences between public records and

“publicly available” Information • Uncover driver’s license records • Develop Internet investigative search strategies • Mine the Web for missing people • Dig up death records, birthdays, and Social

Security Numbers • Learn to extract background information from

dockets • Unearth bankruptcies • Glean private or personal information from

search engines, blogs, and Google Groups 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 From:

• Online telephone/address directories for contact information and to identify neighbors

• Public record portals • People search meta-sites • Sex offender registries • Expert witness directories • S.E.C. filings • Criminal records 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’ and

potential juror’s credibility • Seek out the smoking gun • Obtain useful background information about

potential clients, potential hires and the opposition

Program (includes one 15 minute break)

TheFinePrintRegistrationRegistrations (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.

MCLECreditThe 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.

NCBACLEPassports“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.

TransfersRegistrants 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 an OnlineCLE program unless they are “Virtual” or “Hybrid” Passport holders.

CancellationsCancellations 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.

InclementWeatherNCBAF makes every effort to notify registrants when a pro-gram is cancelled or delayed due to weather. If inclement weather is forecast, please check your local news listings or contact the location where your program is being held. Bar Association programs will follow the work schedule of the hosting institutions, to include delayed openings.

CLEScholarshipsA limited number of scholar-ships are available to mem-bers in financial need. Contact Membership Services at 1-800-662-7407 or email ecleghorn@ncbar.org. 4 ways

to register:FaxCLE*(919)677-1774

*Credit card only

Website*www.ncbar.org/CLE

PhoneCLE*(919)677-8745(800)228-3402Ask for CLE

MailAttn:Accounting•NCBAFPOBox3688,Cary,NC27519

>Tuition‡

Early BirdRec’vd 1 week before program

Regular Rec’vd less than 1 week before program

The following categories include the MCLE fee and materials.

q NCBA Member $270 $325

q Full-time *LANC Attorney (NCBA Member)

$140 $170

q Non-Member $320 $375

q CLE Passport Participant $100

The following categories do not include any MCLE fee. You must attend to receive the materials.

q Judge (NCBA Member) $25

q Law Professor (NCBA Member, full-time at ABA accredited law school)

$25

q NCBA Law Student Division Member $25

q NCBA Paralegal Student Member $25

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‡Your CLE tuition includes mandatory State Bar fees. These fees are used to administer the State Bar’s Mandatory Continuing Legal Education program and to support both the Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism and the Chief Justice’s Equal Access to Justice Commission.

>Can’tAttend?BuytheMaterials!Available through the CLE Bookstore at www.ncbar.org/CLEBookstore. Please allow 2–4 weeks from live program date or order date for delivery.

q Book Order $59.95* The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th ed. 2012)*Price does NOT include 6.75% sales tax and $5.75 S/H

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• Learnwhysocialnetworksitesarebecomingthelatestandgreatestinvestigativetool

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Learn how the Internet is changing the way legal professionals need to research and run their practice to competently represent their clients. Find out if failing to “Google” as part of the due diligence process could keep you from winning a case. Uncover the best research strategies and websites that assist you in meeting your investigative research obligations. Discover how attorneys are using various websites, including social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn) for discovery, trial preparation, background checks, and locating missing persons. Don’t be left behind in exploiting this gold mine of information.

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VideoLocationsTo qualify for the Early Bird ( ) tuition, registration must be received one week prior to program date. 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 prior to the program date if registrations do not meet the NC State Bar requirement. Some sites require additional registration or evaluation forms. Visit http://www.ncbar.org/cle/programs/video-replays.aspx to confirm video replay registration and program start times.

CLE credit hours at Video Replays are subject to change.

Cary — Thurs., Aug. 2 – NC Bar Center8000 Weston Parkway • Dorsett Auditorium • Site Contact: CLE Department (919) 677-8745 or (800) 228-3402 (ask for CLE)( July 26) #936BAR

Charlotte — Wed., July 25 – Charlotte Convention Center501 South College Street • Room 204 • Site Phone: (704) 339-6000( July 18) #936CHA

Watch for additional replays later in the year.

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EmbassySuites201HarrisonOaksBoulevard•Cary

Rates: $159 Includes full cooked-to-order breakfast and manager’s evening receptionReservations: (919) 677-1840 Reference Corporate ID: NCB or NC Bar

HiltonGardenInn1500RDUCenterDrive•MorrisvilleI-40, Exit 285, Aviation Parkway

Rates: $124 single/double A full service hotelReservations: (919) 840-8088 or (877) STAY-HGI Reference #9885177 when making reservations

TownePlaceSuitesbyMarriott120SageCommonsWay•Cary

Rates: $89 studio queen with sleeper sofa (Sunday–Thursday) Includes complimentary Continental breakfast All rooms come standard with fully equipped kitchenReservations: (919) 678-0005 Ask for North Carolina Bar Association rate