In every jurisdiction, lawyers with professional profiles on social media platforms must not identify themselves as “specialists” in any area of law, and should—among other things—monitor the comments posted on their pages.
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Lawyers leveraging social media to attract potential clients must be careful not to run afoul of ethics rules on client solicitation, attorney-client relationships, and law-firm advertising. So reports the marketing blog maintained by Dex Media.
In every jurisdiction, lawyers with professional profiles on social media platforms must not identify themselves as “specialists” in any area of law, and should—among other things—monitor the comments posted on their pages.