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Ethics and Social Media: A Critical Juncture

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Solo_Vol._No.3

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Social media has changed how we practice law— not just how we market our services, but truly how we practice. It now impacts critical everyday aspects of practice, including how we advise clients, what we advise in litigation, and how we seek information from opposing parties. With social media playing such a critical role in our work, it is imperative that we grasp the ethics surrounding its use to avoid having to defend ourselves before the State Bar for an errant post for poor advice regarding a client’s use.

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