How to Backup Messages from your iPhone: Try iExplorer I don’t encourage lawyers to communicate with clients about their cases through text message, but, if you are going to do so,
My Experience With Casual Misogyny A couple of weeks or so ago I broke my usual rule on offering political opinions on Facebook and wrote the following: “Tom Cotton is an
Pennsylvania Attorney Ethics Rules Are Changing Check out my detailed blog post on the changes to the Pennsylvania ethics rules. The post examines all of the changes which go beyond
Here are the slides I am presenting tomorrow at the PBA Solo and Small Firm Practice Section’s Conference in Bedford Spring. My presentation explores: Why social media matters Potential business
Let’s All Say This Together: Attorneys May Not Pretend to Be Someone Else on Facebook in an Effort to Obtain Evidence An assistant Cuyahoga county prosecutor, I’ll call him AB
It is Fine to Use Social Media to Engage in Jury Research- Says the New York City Bar Association I breath a sigh of relief today, because for several years
Reviews are Extremely Important – But Don’t Forget, They Must be Ethical Reviews I can always tell the next trend in law firm marketing by the phone calls and emails
Recently I was looking at some of the questions on Avvo. I like to look at the ethics questions because it gives me a sense of what is going on
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