Nov. 8, 2019
Attorneys should exercise caution when using social media
Many attorneys still treat social media as a personal outlet that is distinct from their professional identity. Attorneys may sometimes maintain a “professional” social media presence either separately or though her or his firm and thus believe that they are drawing a line between that identity and their personal identity on social media. It can be difficult to maintain such a separation.
Many attorneys still treat social media as a personal outlet that is distinct from their professional identity. Attorneys may sometimes maintain a “professional” social media presence either separately or though her or his firm and thus believe that they are drawing a line between that identity and their personal identity on social media. It can be difficult to maintain such a separation.
A much-discussed ethics opinion issued by th...
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