Georgia CLE - Social Media Courses
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Do's and Don'ts of Drafting Social Media Policies
The reactionary response to the issues raised by the use of social media in the workplace has often led to stringent policies and practices. While such policies are imperative in today’s environment, it is incumbent upon businesses to ensure they are not overbroad and do not infringe upon employees’ rights. This CLE course will address the establishment and implementation of social media policies and the necessary perspective employees must maintain in order to create policies that can be legall... More Info
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Ethics: A Review of Traditional Issues and a Discussion of Ethics in the Cyber Age
The lecture, which will be presented in a round-table discussion including audience participation, will provide a review of the traditional areas of ethical concerns, including the establishment and termination of the attorney-client relationship, attorney's fees, marketing and advertising the legal practice and the duty of candor toward the tribunal as well as exploring the ethical issues resulting from communication in cyber space, including firms web pages, social media, cloud-computing, the... More Info
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#You're Fired @Will: Social Media and Employment Law
Don't miss this CLE presentation by top employment lawyer Wendy Stryker, as she discusses the ever-changing landscape and the risks and liabilities that you face. Topics include: • Laws governing employee social media communications • When Facebook, Twitter and other social media posts are protected • Recent decisions on social media-based employment terminations • Distinguishing off-duty conduct from on-duty conduct • Weighing disciplinary action • Avoiding retaliation claims • El... More Info
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Common Ethical Issues and Pitfalls
The practice of law requires not just a concrete understanding of the justice system, but the continuous evaluation of ethical obligations and requirements. Attorney/client privilege, confidentiality, conflict of interest resolution, client obligations, opposing attorney and witness obligations, application of ethical codes to attorney courtesy issues, billing and advertising, and fact-finding—all of these everyday concerns are ethically-based issues which require attorneys to consult the rul... More Info
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Current Issues in Legal Ethics
Advertising one’s every thought and opinion has become almost common. Today, it is standard practice for people to post where they are, what they’re doing and what they think about it in an unending cycles of updates on their facebook pages. This usage of internet communication has extended to the workplace and attorneys now use it for everything from advertising to client communication. Clearly, a re-examination of ethical boundaries is in order and this CLE course was designed to do just tha... More Info
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Social Media Platform Rules: A Legal Guide
The gradual transformation of social media into a medium for advertising has generated a slew of new rules and regulations to consider. The discourse over platforms includes the question of who owns postings, who is responsible for user-posted content, how should advertisers interact with their followers and what is the proper procedure for disclosing endorsements and sponsorships. This CLE course will review the rules that are common across platforms and those that differ, the string... More Info
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Ethical Issues of Mobile Lawyering
The advent of electronic communication has businesses faster and more efficient. But for attorneys, for whom confidentiality and security must be absolute, it also comes with a host of potential legal and ethical pitfalls. This riveting and necessary CLE course will offer a review of electronic communication issues such as: Common challenges Additional ethical obligations New statutes Addendums to the current laws Mobile communications Cloud communications Home offices Tweeting... More Info
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Technology, Privacy and Confidentiality: An Ethical Guide to Electronic Communication & Compliance
The degree to which electronic communication has taken over our lives is almost astounding. Industries, even those that are typically slow to catch on, have become converts. But the dangers of electronic communication are just as astounding, and the legal profession has the most to fear. This up-to-date CLE course will offer a complete review of the many legal and ethical issues in web-based communications and will cover the areas of e-documents, e-discovery and e-filing, malicious hacking, pu... More Info
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The Googled Verdict: Jury Impartiality in the Search Engine Age
In a world of tweeting, texting and googling, the method and speed of our access to information has been transformed in recent years. But easy access to information is not a benefit in all forums. And in some, it is potentially destructive. A juror sitting on a case is theoretically limited to the information presented to make a determination. But with few clicks on his phone, he or she can easily learn everything the media and the blogging world knows about the case on trial, defendants, prosec... More Info
$291General Credit
