On April 22, 2021, partner Craig Singer presented on “The Ethics of Remote Practice,” hosted by the ABA Legal Opinions Committee. The presentation provided an update on recent developments with respect to remote and virtual law practice, focusing on two recent ABA formal opinions on this subject. Craig concentrates his practice in three broad areas: professional liability, false claims and criminal defense, and appellate work. Craig has represented numerous lawyers and law firms, including some of the nation’s largest firms, in federal and state courts, government investigations, and arbitration proceedings in many jurisdictions around the country. Craig has particular experience in defending professionals and firms in matters arising from Ponzi schemes and other frauds.  He is the author of a book on that subject, Professionals, Firms, and Fraud: Defending Professionals Against Liability For Client Fraud, which was published by the ABA in 2015. Craig is also a member of the TriBar Opinion Committee, which prepares influential reports on legal opinion practice, and a member of the board of the Working Group on Legal Opinions, which provides a national forum for the discussion of important issues relating to closing opinions.