PROGRAM CANCELLED - Client + Social Media = Danger! How to Advise Clients, Manage Judicial Holds, & Discovery with Social Media

Client + Social Media = Danger! How to Advise

Clients, Manage Judicial Holds, & Discovery with Social Media

Wednesday, August 17, 2022 | 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.

1.5 Ethics CLE Credits | CLE# 2022-025

Registration Fee: $50

Webinar: Watch from your computer

Presented by Jamie Kohls, Get Noticed, Get Found

BONUS!  Your registration includes Get Noticed, Get Found’s best-selling e-book,

Online Law Practice Strategies: How to Turn Clicks Into Clients (regularly priced at $50 on Amazon)

Description: This course outlines how to properly advise your clients about the risks and liabilities when they use social media networks. We will also discuss using social media as evidence and understanding judicial holds. To date over 20 states have adopted a version of the ABA Model Rule 1.1: Competence comment [8] that includes the term “relevant technology.”

Based on recent ethics opinions, it is clear that lawyers are required to understand the basics of how social media platforms function. In reality, if you want to effectively advise your clients on the impact of their behavior, you need to have a clear understanding of how social media platforms work. Also, if you are going to trial, you may need to be able to communicate about various social platforms.

Focus Area #1: How People Use Social Media in Their Daily Lives

Focus Area #2: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and More

Focus Area #3: Judicial Holds and Deleting Social Media Information

Focus Area #4: Discovering Issues around Social Media

Focus Area #5: When Is Something Public and When Is It Private?

About the presenter:

Jamie Kohls has a passion for learning, teaching, and the law. She applies her degrees in both Marketing and Law daily in her project manager role with Get Noticed, Get Found (GNGF). Her dedication to education is constantly on display as an instructor at The Legal Marketing Academy by GNGF where she shares that knowledge with other legal professionals.

Jamie’s well-rounded knowledge of the legal profession comes from her time working in the offices of law firms large and small before becoming a project manager at GNGF. An expert bridge between marketing and law practices, Jamie acts as an essential link between these two worlds for our clients at GNGF.