In my home state of Pennsylvania an important issue might start to wind its way through the courts: whether a judge must recuse himself simply because he is friends with
Identity theft isn’t a new concept. Seen the movie “Catch me if you can?” In essence, the protagonist, a real criminal who turned adviser to the FBI later in life,
What will happen to your firm, your clients if you have a medical emergency, or, god forbid, pass away suddenly? It doesn’t matter whether you are a sole practitioner or
When I teach about social media, the single most debated topic from audience members is whether it is ok for an attorney to tell his clients to delete relevant posts.
I promised to discuss the the National Labor Relations Board’s opinions for you. First, remember that it does not matter if the company is unionized. Also, remember we are looking
Of late I have experienced several instances when someone on a phone call has mentioned in an off-hand way, long after the start of the call, that I was being
Tomorrow I am teaching a seminar on social media research. A colleague of mine, Dan Siegel, is teaching the first two hours on traditional online research. I am covering the
The National Labor Relations Board has released a report on 14 social media cases. I haven’t yet had a chance to read through it, so I’ll write something up soon.
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