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A simple social media policy for law firms

By Kevin OKeefe

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Your law firm's lawyers and staff are going to use social media (Facebook, Twitter, and the like) no matter what you do. They're going to use social media at work and at home. And it's okay. You want your employees to be engaging others to increase the size of their professional and social network. It's what brings in work by word of mouth - by reputation. At the same time, I understand a law firm's desire to craft social media guidelines (a policy as law firms will call it) to guide its employees and protect the firm. But rather than draconian rules coming down from above drafted by lawyers who don't use social media, why not some simple rules that show your lawyers and staff you trust them? Florida Journalism professor, Mindy McAdams, shared The Australian Broadcasting Corp...continue to full post

Full post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on December 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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