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Intimidating criminals, rallying citizens, and managing trial publicity in social media forums…yes, indeed!
Last May (2012), I blogged about the spectacular trial publicity move made by Mark O’Mara, newly retained defense counsel for George Zimmerman who is…
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Attorney Mark O’Mara “Defends” George Zimmerman Using Social Media | Hmmm…
If you haven’t already seen it, seeing-is-believing. Check this out. Mark O’Mara, defense attorney to George Zimmerman—stand your ground case in Florida—has created a…
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Attorney Mark O’Mara “Defends” George Zimmerman Using Social Media | Hmmm…
If you haven’t already seen it, seeing-is-believing. Check this out. Mark O’Mara, defense attorney to George Zimmerman—stand your ground case in Florida—has created a…
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Can ethics rules hinder a lawyer’s ability to serve today’s clients?
Have we reached a tipping point? Can yesterday’s rules hinder a lawyer’s ability to serve their clients today? “Yes,” say the leaders (and members)…
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Social Media and Legal Ethics | No New Restrictions, Just Clarification
The jury is (almost) in. We do not, thankfully, anticipate a Casey-Anthony-super-sized-post-verdict outrage when the American Bar Association codifies its Commission on Ethics 20/20…
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Just Being Social | by Jay Strother for Legal Management March/April Edition
If you’re looking for the latest “buzz” about social media ethics and professional responsibility for lawyers (and their employees), I highly recommend Jay Strother’s…
Category: Ethics
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