Social Media Law

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• Beyond the Trash Bin: Proper Disposal of Electronic Data and Social Media Issues [incl. 1 Ethics hour]

  Thu, April 30, 2020

  
  CLE Credits: 1 GENERAL / 1 ETHICS (or 1 LAW & LEGAL / 1 ETHICS for WA state), 1.0 TECHNOLOGY / 1.0 ETHICS for FL, IL, and NC

  Retention and disposition of electronic information are, in a sense, different sides of the same coin. Organizations must decide what should be retained as a... Learn More...

• Disputes Between Employers and Employees Involving Electronic Information and Social Media and Attorneys’ Ethical Use of Social Media

  Tue, June 23, 2020

  
  CLE Credits: 1 GENERAL / 1 ETHICS (or 1 LAW & LEGAL / 1 ETHICS for WA state)

  Electronic information is ubiquitous in the workplace. The use and misuse of electronic information, including social media, can lead to disputes between employers and employees.... Learn More...

• Employees’ Social Media Contacts Considered as Company Trade Secrets? – What Attorneys Need to Know

  Tue, April 28, 2020

  
  Live
  CLE Credits: 1 GENERAL (or 1 LAW & LEGAL for WA state)

  A discussion regarding the tension between businesses’ increasing reliance on Social Media for generating leads, clients, and contacts, on the one hand, with the need... Learn More...

• Legal Issues for Social Media Influencers

  Mon, April 20, 2020

  
  CLE Credits: 2 GENERAL (or 2 LAW & LEGAL for WA state)

  This CLE course will discuss the contractual and intellectual property issues that social media influencers need to be aware of in order to protect themselves... Learn More...

• New Technologies for Attorneys and How Their Clients Might Evaluate Those Technologies, Plus Ethical Implications of New Technologies in the Practice of Law

  Tue, June 23, 2020

  
  CLE Credits: 2 GENERAL / 1 ETHICS (or 1 LAW & LEGAL / 1 ETHICS for WA state), 2 TECHNOLOGY for FL, IL, and NC

  Attorneys and their clients are presented with new technologies on a recurring basis. These technologies, which include artificial intelligence and blockchain, will impact both the... Learn More...

• Should a Business Take the Paycheck Protection Program Money? Key Factors for Companies to Consider When Certifying Their PPP Need

  Mon, May 11, 2020

  
  CLE Credits: 1 GENERAL (or 1 LAW & LEGAL for WA state)

  Congress designed the Paycheck Protection Program to use traditionally defined small businesses and certain other employers as conduits to move dollars from the federal treasury... Learn More...

• Social Media Law 101: Rules of Admittance and What Lawyers Can and Can’t Do on Social Media [incl. 1 Ethics hour]

  Tue, January 7, 2020

  
  CLE Credits: 2 GENERAL / 1 ETHICS (or 2 LAW & LEGAL / 1 ETHICS for WA state), 2.0 TECHNOLOGY / 1.0 ETHICS for FL, IL, and NC

  This course will explore aspects of social media law ranging from trial (how to collect, authenticate, and use social media evidence at trial); to ethics... Learn More...

• Social Media Posts and Employment Law: Employee Rights and Disciplinary Policy Options for Employers

  Tue, July 14, 2020

  
  Live
  CLE Credits: 1 General Credit (WA 1 Law and Legal)

  Join us for an informative program on what employers need to know about social media, employee rights and disciplinary policy options. Attendees will learn whether... Learn More...

• Texting: Legal and Ethical Issues

  Mon, December 2, 2019

  
  CLE Credits: 1 GENERAL or PROFESSIONALISM and 1 ETHICS (or 1 LAW & LEGAL and 1 ETHICS for WA state), 1.0 TECHNOLOGY / 1.0 ETHICS for FL, IL, and NC

  Many attorneys who use common technology tools, such as e-mail and text messaging, often do not understand how using them may impact attorney-client privilege. It... Learn More...

• What Every Attorney Should Know about Sweepstakes, Contests and Mobile Marketing Law

  Mon, November 4, 2019

  
  CLE Credits: 2 GENERAL (or 2 LAW & LEGAL for WA state)

  This webinar will explain the differences between an illegal lottery and a sweepstakes or contest and examine the three elements of a lottery: prize, chance... Learn More...