Daniel A. Schwartz, author of the Connecticut Employment Law Blog posted about one of the presentations from Legal Tech back in February 2010. His post, Social Media Policies and Practices Developing as Companies Begin to Embrace It, gave some details from the panel discussion by the following in-house lawyers: Lesley Rosenthal (Lincoln Center), Ted Banks [...]
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December 16, 2009
Florida Judges Must Unfriend Lawyers on Facebook
This post comes after a week of discussion on this issue. The Florida Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee gave an opinion to this ethics question submitted by a judge: can a judge add lawyers who may appear before the judge as “friends” on a social networking site, and permit such lawyers to add the judge as [...]
March 12, 2009
Putting My Mom on Facebook
“What’s this Facebook?” my mom asked. “It’s a social networking site online,” I said. “Why?” She went on to tell me about a conversation she recently had with a distant relative through marriage. My mom was telling this person the latest news about my 2-month old son, Gilad. The distant relative through marriage responded, “oh [...]
December 1, 2009
Facebook Faux Pas Post
Last week I made a Facebook boo boo, or Faux Pas if you will, and I have been hearing about it from friends and family since then. Don’t let it happen to you! Here’s the story. We were on “vacation,” having been forcefully sent out of our apartment so plumbers could fix septic issues (in [...]
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