By Hayes Hunt and Brian Kint All of this goes to show that the use of social media in judicial proceedings is not a one way street. Law enforcement and prosecutors are increasingly utilizing social networking sites to build their…
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Prosecution’s Use of Social Media Research
Tagged with: Law Enforcement, Prosecution, Rules of Professional Conduct, Social Media Law, Witness Investigation
Posted in Social Media & Law
Posted in Social Media & Law
Blogger Beware – Lawyer Blogs: Free Speech and Advertising
By Hayes Hunt and Brian Kint Lawyers and law firms are increasingly using blogs, also referred to as “blawgs” along with social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, to build their visibility and brand. While blogs do not have…
Tagged with: blawgs, free speech, law bloggers, lawyer advertising, legal blogs, Practice of Law, Rules of Professional Conduct, Social Media Law
Posted in Ethics & Professional Conduct
Posted in Ethics & Professional Conduct
10 Things a Lawyer Should Never Say in a Social Setting – Cocktail Party Chatter
Many lawyers have a tendency to brag about their work over cocktails with just about anybody who cares to listen. It is a combination of ego and selling. Recently, I was a faculty panel member at a PA Bar Institute program entitled “Cocktail…
Tagged with: attorney-client privilege, Chris Fallon, Cocktail Party, Confidentiality, From the Sidebar, Hayes Hunt, Rules of Professional Conduct
Posted in Privilege
Posted in Privilege
