Law Practice
Aug. 3, 2013
Social media, a double-edged sword for attorneys
A study found that 56 percent of people seeking an attorney in the past year used social media during their search.
It is essential in this technology-obsessed era that attorneys are aware of the impact of the Internet and social media on the legal field. This topic may be obvious to most people; however, there is a conspicuous gap between what many attorneys know about the Internet and how they choose to execute that knowledge when handling a case. The amount of information that is available about plaintiffs and attorneys on the Internet is surprising.
What this means for plaintiff attorn...
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