Social Media
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Social Media
Most Americans Get Their News From Social Media
Don’t fool yourself into thinking it’s just kids getting their news on social networks. -
Social Media, Social Networking Websites
State Bars: Stop Being Stodgy And Boring
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Lawyer Advertising, Social Media
Social Media 11 Times More Effective Than Online Advertising
Dismissing social media in favor of something you’re comfortable with is not getting you the returns it once did.
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Social Media, Technology
The View From Up North: New Legal App Trolls Social Media For Evidence
TrialDrone is a cool social media aggregator with implications for criminal lawyers, civil litigators, police, and prosecutors. -
Job Searches, Social Media
Want A Job? Start Using Social Media
How many law grads and young lawyers looking for a job use social media to build their reputation and relationships? -
Lawyer Advertising, Social Media, Technology
A Lawyer's Guide To Social Media (Part 3): How To Effectively Run Ads
Practical advice from technology columnist Jeff Bennion on how to advertise on Facebook to boost your practice. -
Religion, Social Media
Vatican A Role Model On Social Media For Legal Profession
Leaders of the legal profession could learn a thing or two about social media from leaders of the Catholic Church. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 04.15.16
* Pharmacists are hoping the Supreme Court will allow them to stop upholding the law. [Bloomberg BNA]
* The University of Mississippi tried to contextualize a Confederate statue on its campus. It failed. Miserably. [Lawyers, Guns and Money]
* The phenomenon of rap lyrics being used against criminal defendants in court. [Genius]
* Yes, you may be an educated professional, but social media can still be hard. [Med City News]
* The evidence is mounting: basic legal services may soon stop being the province of lawyers in favor of tech solutions. Can anything be done to stop the future? [Law and More]
* The Eighth Circuit may not be happy about it, but North Dakota is paying a settlement over its overly restrictive abortions laws. [Slate]
* Don’t forget, the deadline is Monday at 5pm! We are taking submissions for ATL’s annual Law Revue Contest. Deadline is April 18th. [Above the Law]
* The University of Mississippi tried to contextualize a Confederate statue on its campus. It failed. Miserably. [Lawyers, Guns and Money]* The phenomenon of rap lyrics being used against criminal defendants in court. [Genius]
* Yes, you may be an educated professional, but social media can’t still be hard. [Med City News]
* The evidence is mounting: basic legal services may soon stop being the province of lawyers in favor of tech solutions. Can anything be done to stop the future? [Law and More]
* The Eighth Circuit may not be happy about it, but North Dakota is paying a settlement over its overly restrictive abortions laws. [Slate]
* Don’t forget, the deadline is Monday at 5pm! We are taking submission for ATL’s annual Law Revue Contest. Deadline is April 18th. [Above the Law]
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Conferences / Symposia, Legal Marketing, Social Media, Technology
The Social Side Of Legal Marketing
It's hard out there for a... business developer. You've got to be on your grind to make it rain. -
Facebook, Social Media, Videos
Facebook Live Video For Law Firms
Why Facebook and not your website for video? -
Disasters / Emergencies, Social Media, Technology
Twitter Brings Us Together In Times Of Need
Are you using social media today? Are you using it well? If not, how would you communicate with others, including loved ones, in times of need? -
Social Media, Technology, U.S. Attorneys Offices
Preet Bharara Is Now A Twitter Star
Twitter's latest sensation is just trying to do his job. -
Social Media, Social Networking Websites, Technology
Test Case: Can I Survive A Week Without Surfing The Internet?
Please welcome our newest columnist, Allison Peryea, and check out her column's fun concept.
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Small Law Firms, Solo Practitioners
Starting Solo: Time Rich, Cash Poor
If you're starting your practice and looking for clients, you're likely time rich and cash poor. Now is a good time to develop a web presence. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 03.02.16
* This is why we call her notorious: RBG pummeling the attorneys defending Texas’s restrictive anti-choice law in oral arguments. [Slate]
* “How dumb is it legally for a celebrity to tweet while in the middle of a lawsuit?” Very, very dumb. Next question. [Jezebel]
* Breaking down the political biases of legal scholarship. [Tax Law Prof]
* Law student complains about how terrible law students are. At least he doesn’t exclude himself from his rant. [Legal Cheek]
* How are new lawyers (or those making a career switch) supposed to develop their own practice? Tips for making your practice work in this economy. [Reboot Your Law Practice]
* Thinking like a lawyer: you might get free stuff, but you’ll also get a serving of guilt with that. [Law and More]
* What to do when your client falls asleep at court. Great story all the way around. [Law and Disorder]
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eDiscovery, Litigators, Technology
Why eDiscovery Is Important To All Of Us
Technology columnist Jeff Bennion interviews leaders of the influential Sedona Conference to see what we can hope to learn about the future of discovery. -
Social Media, Twittering
Twitter Is The World's Most Important Social Network
Don’t believe the news reports that Twitter is on the decline. -
Technology
11 Lessons From LegalTech 2016
I go year after year and I am sure I will be back next year. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 02.09.16
* That hashtag you’re using might just be a registered trademark, but that doesn’t mean it should be. [Buzzfeed]
* Yale Law students filed a class action representing people held in quarantine for 21 days amid fear of the Ebola virus. [Hartford Courant]
* The Sixth Circuit holds 10 weeks of constant video surveillance from a public road does not constitute a search under the Fourth Amendment. You know if you just assume you are always being watched, none of this really bothers you. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Understanding the rapid fire world of SnapChat is essential if you don’t want to get left behind in the dustbin of history. [Associate’s Mind]
* Tackling the thorny issue of access to justice, in law school and after. [Reboot Your Law Practice]
* The ABA House of Delegates joins the call for cameras in the Supreme Court. What do they have against puppies? [Fix the Court]
* When we say, “life without parole,” what do we really mean? [The New Yorker]
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Celebrities, Crime, Trials
A Celebrity On Trial For Kinky Sex Beatings
The courthouse steps were jammed with reporters and cameramen trying to get an early quote from the silent and sullen-looking celeb.