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Why are law firm Twitter accounts so bad?
I highly recommend that anyone interested in lawyers and social media read this article about why most law firms are doing an awful job with Twitter and how they can improve. Jordan Furlong makes an...
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Noticed but nameless in The Wall Street Journal
“A Maryland newspaper.” Really, The Wall Street Journal? You write about news The Daily Record broke, and you credit “a Maryland newspaper”? What, your story ran over by a line so you had to cut out...
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Tweeted to death?
The use of Twitter in courtrooms is a topic near and dear to my heart. Our Danny Jacobs was able to use Twitter to break the news of verdicts against ExxonMobil in Baltimore County Circuit Court, but...
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Law blog roundup
Welcome back to the roundup. Ease into the week with some of the latest law links: This should be obvious, but one local lawyer says when when handling a social media crisis, don’t act like Anthony...
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In-House Interrogatory
This week it is all about Facebook and Twitter, even for general counsels. Asked: Our weekly question to the In-House community National Labor Relations Board Acting General Counsel Lafe E. Solomon...
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‘Going geek’ at MSBA
Lots of options during the first educational session at the Maryland State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting in Ocean City. But, this being a blog, I felt I would not have been doing my duty if I did...
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Law blog roundup
Welcome to a new week and the return of double-digit temperatures. Here are a few news items to accompany your Monday. – SCOTUSblog examines how cable networks got the Affordable Care Act decision...
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Rewriting the rules on online marketing, lead generation — and competence
When it comes to creating a potential attorney-client relationship, “Discussion” is out; “Consultation” is in. That change, designed to put online communications on par with actual conversations, was...
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Tweetbusters: Should jurors police each other?
The revised model jury instructions on the use of social media, released last week by the federal judiciary, have an interesting feature, Justia columnist Anita Ramasastry notes. In addition to banning...
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Facebook program to stop cyberbullying launches in Md.
Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler has made stopping cyberbullying one of his key initiatives. On Thursday, Gansler, who is also running for governor, announced Maryland would serve as the...
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