LinkedIn is Boring – But Lawyers Should Be There Anyway By Amy Boardman Hunt on October 31, 2018 Posted in Legal Marketing, Social Media LinkedIn is the least popular of all the big social media channels, but it’s still ...
Social Media for Lawyers: Looking Good, Doing It Right By Bruce Vincent on September 5, 2018 Posted in Legal Marketing, Social Media Some lawyers and law firms dismiss social media in terms of marketing, but it can be ...
Lawyers May Use Facebook for Legal Questions, Bar Ethics Panel Says By John Council on August 16, 2018 Posted in Ethics, Social Media An opinion from the State Bar of Texas' Professional Ethics Committee essentially ...
Social Media, Politics, and Protecting Your Digital Reputation By Stacey E Burke Blog on August 13, 2018 Posted in Social Media Politics: a topic so controversial it’s become its own third rail. Social media is awash ...
Social Media Usage in Court By Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. on August 2, 2018 Posted in Social Media Years ago, social media may have seen as whimsical and insignificant in the ...
Facebook in Court By Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. on July 23, 2018 Posted in Social Media Facebook may not have been the first social media platform, but it is arguably ...
Instagram in Court By Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. on July 19, 2018 Posted in Social Media With its rising popularity, it should come as no surprise that Instagram posts ...
Trademarks, social media and lessons learned By Susan Ross (US) on July 10, 2018 Posted in Social Media, Trademark A federal trial court in New York issued a decision relating to a restaurant ...
Social Media Influencers – to “like” or not to “like”? By Frances Drummond (AU) on June 3, 2018 Posted in Social Media Today, social media influencers are a key resource used by businesses to engage ...
How Social Media Could Damage Your Personal Injury Claim By Law Firm on May 3, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury, Social Media Social media has become a way of life in today’s world. It’s a way to connect ...
Confidentiality and E-Communications By Brad Johnson on May 2, 2018 Posted in Ethics, Social Media A prudent lawyer would no doubt avoid communicating sensitive client information ...
I Have LinkedIn Connections, Now What? By Stacey E Burke Blog on April 10, 2018 Posted in Social Media For lawyers working solo or in a firm, not having a LinkedIn Profile makes ...
5 Signs It’s Time You Hire Social Media Help By Stacey E Burke Blog on April 3, 2018 Posted in Social Media 1. You’re Always Busy and So Is Your Staff. It’s often the case that law firms pass social ...
Raging Bull: Getting Beat Up On Glassdoor? By Seyfarth Shaw LLP on March 29, 2018 Posted in Employment Law, Social Media People are used to sharing everything about their lives—from what they ate for ...
What You Say on Facebook May be Used Against You By John Floyd on March 15, 2018 Posted in Social Media Whether or not Larry Recio on May 15, 2015 possessed a firearm was until March ...
Twitter Engagement For Lawyers By Stacey E Burke Blog on March 12, 2018 Posted in Social Media 10 ways to help ensure your law firm tweets are seen. Time: Since Twitter is designed ...
Does Social Media Cause Divorce? By Larry Hance on February 27, 2018 Posted in Divorce, Social Media It might be a stretch to say social media causes divorce, but it appears mingling ...
Social Media Use After Your Accident By Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. on February 13, 2018 Posted in Personal Injury, Social Media As you are surely aware, the use of social media has exploded over the course of ...
Facebook Zero: How Law Firms Can Handle The Big News Feed Changes By Stacey E Burke Blog on February 6, 2018 Posted in Social Media What can law firms expect? Law firms will see their firm Pages experience a significant ...
Send us our next social media cover art By Adam Faderewski on February 1, 2018 Posted in Social Media, Texas Bar Blog We want to highlight on our Facebook page and Twitter profile where you live and work ...
Tenth Circuit Leaves Unresolved When Off-Campus Social Media Posts Can Subject Students to Discipline By Seyfarth Shaw LLP on January 30, 2018 Posted in First Amendment, Social Media The court specifically refrained from deciding “whether Yeasin had a First Amendment ...
A Lawyer’s Duty of Confidentiality When Using Social Media By Brad Johnson on January 10, 2018 Posted in Ethics, Social Media We all know that an attorney has a duty to protect confidential client information ...
Being a lawyer and sharing on social media By Lihsa on October 13, 2017 Posted in Ethics, Social Media I love social media. It’s a fascinating look into the minds of 2 billion people ...
5 Tips For Perfecting Your Law Firm’s Social Media Designs By Stacey E Burke Blog on September 27, 2017 Posted in Social Media It’s no secret that imagery is a major component of social media marketing ...
