Social Networking has become the new catch phrase in legal circles but how many understand the ethical dilemmas that may arise when incorporating it into day-to-day law practice? The seasoned speakers provide guidance on how to use social networking mediums, such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter without raising ethical red flags. For example, how can Facebook be used to promote your law practice or communicate with individual clients or your overall client base? What information should you include--or not include--in your LinkedIn homepage. What are the implications of using Twitter as a way to inform your clients?
Slides |
Social Media and Advertising Hypothetical | Available after Purchase |
Materials |
Attorney Ethics Implications of Social Networking | Available after Purchase |
US v. Carona | Available after Purchase |
US v. Sierra Pacific | Available after Purchase |
NYSBA Committee on Professional Ethics Opinion 873 | Available after Purchase |
New York Advisory Opinion 08-176 | Available after Purchase |
ACBNY Formal Opinion 2012-2 | Available after Purchase |
NYCLA Formal Opinion 743 | Available after Purchase |
Oklahoma Judicial Ethics Opinion 2011 | Available after Purchase |
SDCBA Legal Ethics Opinion 2011-2 | Available after Purchase |
Deborah Scalise Bio | Available after Purchase |
Pery Krinsky Bio | Available after Purchase |