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
I have been busy speaking lately, and as a result have written a bunch of articles and a lot of powerpoints. I generally upload my powerpoints to my Scribd account,
Ok, not really. But I was extensively quoted in an article about social media in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette that was published today. Because I am a lawyer I love
So, I am, as you know, something of a Facebook privacy person. I am careful to keep track of my privacy settings, I teach people on privacy settings; you can
This video lesson is for those who are not using Twitter but are curious what it looks like or would like to begin using it. If you already use Twitter,
One of the pleasures of the work I am doing now, and the fact I devote a lot of my time to social media is that I keep meeting extraordinary
I’ve created a video lesson on how to use Scribd.com, a document sharing site. Scribd enables users to easily upload and share documents. As with other social media sites you
I am a intrigued by the new applications that will soon be available on Facebook. These applications, such as the already released Washington Post Social Reader, mean major changes in
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