Podcast Episode 173: Back to Basics: LinkedIn Fundamentals for Attorneys and How to Level-Up
Podfest Expo 2023 – Nancy Barrows – Strategies for Using LinkedIn
[BEHIND THE SCENES] Your LinkedIn Bio Is Not Just A Placeholder For Your Online Bio.
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] LinkedIn Is Not Just A Placeholder For Your Online Bio
Former Big Law B2B lawyer gets 3-4 clients/month via LinkedIn - Legally Contented Ep. 10 - Laura Frederick
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] Lawyers, How To Grow Your Practice: Find The Course, Then Stay The Course
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] Lawyers & LinkedIn: Here Are 4 EASY Ways For You To Repurpose Existing Content
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] LinkedIn: Lawyers, Should You Turn On The New Creator Mode?
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] New LinkedIn Features That Might Be Available Even If You Don't Have Creator Mode Turned On
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] 2 Recent LinkedIn Updates I Want You To Pay Attention To
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] What Are Social Media Pods and Should You Join Them?
Leveraging LinkedIn to Develop Business, Attract Top Talent, and Become a Thought Leader: On Record PR
[LEGAL MARKETING MOMENTS] LinkedIn Updates: 3 Cs and a P
[EP. 53] LinkedIn Changes That Will Help You Stand Out
Lawyers, Should You Automate LinkedIn Activity?
LinkedIn: How To "Tickle" The Algorithm So Your Content Shows Up In The Newsfeed
LinkedIn: How To Work Within The Algorithm So Your Content Shows Up In The Newsfeed
LinkedIn, from Beginner to Mastery, with Callie Schweitzer of LinkedIn —Thought Leadership Project
Getting to 20,000+ Followers on LinkedIn, with Patricia Baxter - The Thought Leadership Podcast
New LinkedIn Feature You Need To Know About
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Employers and employees alike use social media to promote and define their businesses and themselves in the digital space. From personal connections on Facebook, to professional marketing on LinkedIn, these connections on...more
Social media contact lists have become an increasingly important part of a business’s customer lists. While courts are still grappling with who legally “owns” the data that the employee acquired on the employer’s dime—such...more
While social media has become ubiquitous, attorneys are subject to particular restrictions online. During Ward and Smith’s 2017 In-House Counsel Seminar two attorneys reviewed some of the potential pitfalls in-house counsel...more
Works councils in Germany have extensive "co-determination" rights—i.e., the right to participate in company management. Works councils serve as the representative body for employees in German workplaces. Once there are five...more
Can you imagine your firm without a website? What if your bio were not listed on the internet? Well, there was a time when law firms questioned whether they needed a website. And a marketing team was not even part of...more
Use of social media is ubiquitous in today's society. This is astounding when you think back to 2004 and realize that social media did not exist then. Fast forward ten years and by September 2014, 58% of all American adults...more
At first, employee social media use sounds like a matter of common sense. Candidates for a job should be careful what they post on social media sites, and make sure they’re not sharing any unsavory details about their past...more
A California court recently determined that an employee’s LinkedIn contacts could be considered a “trade secret” in a case where the employee retained his contacts after he left the company and began a competing venture....more
A Pew Foundation study earlier this year found that 87% of all adults in the United States access the Internet or email, either through computers or mobile devices. The same study found that of those adults, as many as 74%...more
Following our post on U.S. lawsuits concerning the ownership of LinkedIn and Twitter accounts, we report on a recent United Kingdom High Court ruling that considered who was entitled to operate four LinkedIn Groups, and other...more
With the continually increasing popularity of social media websites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, where members can be connected to friends, family members, co-workers, clients, and potential clients all by logging in...more
Originally published in The Recorder on March 22nd, 2013. Eagle v. Morgan, 2013-11-4303 (E.D. Pa. 2013), represents one of the first trials on the issue of who owns social media accounts: the individual employee who...more
Our latest edition of the Corporate Law Report focuses on issues at the intersection of social media and the law: - Eagle v. Edcomm (aka: Who owns your LinkedIn account) - bringing social media charges against employees...more
In legal circles, we’ve all been anxiously awaiting a result in the case of Eagle v. Morgan (download here) – a case out of Pennsylvania where the issue who owned a LinkedIn page and contacts (the employee vs. the employer)...more
In October 2012, we told you about the case of Eagle v. Edcomm, Inc. pertaining to whether an employee’s LinkedIn account belongs to the employee (Linda Eagle) or to her employer (Edcomm). At that time, the United States...more
Like it or not, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and other social media is playing a larger role in our everyday business lives. Nowadays, many companies are using social networking to maintain their client list and further...more