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Death of social networking for lawyers is greatly exaggerated

By Kevin OKeefe

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Remember the late 90's when many in the legal profession dismissed the Internet as some sort of fad? A recent article article in Law Technology News (Is the Party Over for Social Networking?) and blog post by Martindale-Hubbell ('social networking ? does not draw lawyers') reminds me of the same. Both write off lawyers use of social networking. This at a time when LinkedIn, the leading professional social networking site, lists 118,000 profiles from those describing themselves in the practice of law and is profiling each of the largest law firms based on social networking at LinkedIn by their lawyers. Interesting that many quoted in the Law Technology News story see the advantages and significant growth in social networking for lawyers. Nonetheless, the headline was couched to create the opposite impression...continue to full post

Full post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on April 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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