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Client + Social Media = Danger: How to Advise Clients, Manage Judicial Holds, & Discovery with Social Media

Total Credits: 1 CLE

Average Rating:
   17
Categories:
Law Practice Management & Technology
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jun 21, 2023
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Description

Learn how to properly advise your clients about the risks and liabilities when they use social media networks, using social media as evidence, and understanding judicial holds. 

Topics covered:

  •  How People Use Social Media in Their Daily Lives
  •  Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and More
  •  Judicial Holds and Deleting Social Media Information
  •  Discovering Issues Around Social Media
  •  When Is Something Public and When Is It Private?

This seminar will help you to be able to guide your clients more effectively, communicate clearly regarding issues surrounding publishing on social networks, and know which possible areas should be avoided for ethical reasons. 

From the client to the courtroom, this seminar covers it all.

Speaker
Jamie Kohls, Marketing & Partnership Manager, GNGF
 

Handouts

ClientSocialMedia_FINALMaterials (2.2 MB) Available after Purchase

Reviews

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Overall:      4.3

Total Reviews: 17

Comments

Ella J

"The speaker presented well. The main problem was her inability to structure the presentation. She basicly read the slides. Not structure her presentation. No proceived depth in her knowledge."

Jo L

"Clear, easy to follow presentation"

Anne F

"Jamie was very "to the point" and easy to follow. She made it interesting with cases and examples."

Michael D

"Great topic, but tried to cover too much information in too short a time period. "

Suzanne B

"I would like to see specific statements followed by examples in the written materials."

Clarisse M

"It would have been helpful to obtain more practical information on how to subpoena and otherwise obtain social media records for pending legal matters."

Nelson E

"Excellent, clear and concise presentation."
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