Law Practice
Jul. 28, 2025
Balancing autonomy, ethics and reputation in today's digital workplace
See more on Balancing autonomy, ethics and reputation in today's digital workplaceEmployees' personal social media posts can impact professional identity, client relationships and workplace morale, making it crucial for firms to implement clear policies and foster a culture of thoughtful engagement.
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George Brandon is president of LegalXcellence.com. He is a seasoned management, business development, marketing and IT professional with over 30 years of experience in the legal services industry, as well as an experienced business development attorney coach and marketing director with a proven track record of helping lawyers achieve their business development goals.
In December 2024, a global law firm removed one of its Australian partners from the partnership after he posted offensive comments on X (formerly Twitter). The partner criticized how a Jewish lawyer at another firm responded to an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue. The remarks were condemned both inside and outside the legal community. Following an internal review, the firm acted swiftly to sever ties, emphasizing its commitment to inclusivity and ethical conduct.
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