How prepared are you for a serious interruption in your practice? Whether man-made (loss of a key employee), tech-related (ransomware attack), or natural (hurricanes, tornado), disasters can disrupt or even destroy a law practice. And if that isn’t bad enough, your professional and ethical obligations are not suspended during a disaster. You may think digitizing your data will take care of any issue, but how will that help in a power outage? Planning and preparing are critical to minimizing the impact of the unexpected and may even prevent a minor event from becoming a major one. The good news is that a basic simple disaster plan is not difficult to do and will provide a meaningful head start towards recovery.