
Did This Judge’s Tweeting Constitute Reversible Error?
The Ninth Circuit has spoken.
The Ninth Circuit has spoken.
This personal injury lawyer got creative.
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Boy, did this nerd party trend quickly!
Who will be declared the winner in the war of words between Trump and Ginsburg?
Eventually I succumbed to engaging with some of these law professors on Twitter.
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Who might be behind this popular and anonymous Twitter feed?
What does the government have to say in defense of the allegedly tweeting judge?
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Do you think this judge crossed the line in his use of social media?
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If you want to use social media to get more clients or to be more visible, there are rules to follow, as technology columnist Jeff Bennion explains.
Rather than focus on social media training for lawyers, wouldn't it make more sense to for law firms and bar associations to encourage lawyers to use social media like the vast majority of Americans?
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It's our role as lawyers to embrace conflict and debate, according to columnist Keith Lee.