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Ethical Issues Relating to the Use of Social Media and Blogging by Lawyers and Law Firms
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Ethical Issues Relating to the Use of Social Media and Blogging by Lawyers and Law Firms
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Social media is a great new tool—we are bombarded with messages about the benefits for us as lawyers in credentialing and marketing ourselves, and educating the public with our blogs on legal issues. Many lawyers and judges use it successfully. Of course, it’s so easy to use these tools that we sometimes don’t remember that we can also make missteps. Also, our clients use (misuse) their accounts to talk about us. And when we or others do, social media is also there to show the resulting gaffe to (potentially) thousands if not millions of people.
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Ethical Issues Relating to the Use of Social Media and Blogging by Lawyers and Law Firms (Jan 2020)
Fred F. Murray
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Ethical Issues Relating to the Use of Social Media and Blogging by Lawyers and Law Firms (Jan 2020)
Social media is a great new tool—we are bombarded with messages about the benefits for us as lawyers in credentialing and marketing ourselves, and educating the public with our blogs on legal issues. Many lawyers and judges use it successfully. Of course, it’s so easy to use these tools that we sometimes don’t remember that we can also make missteps. Also, our clients use (misuse) their accounts to talk about us. And when we or others do, social media is also there to show the resulting gaffe to (potentially) thousands if not millions of people.
Originally presented: Dec 2019 Taxation Conference
Fred F. Murray,
Washington, DC