The growth of blogs continues to be nothing short of explosive. But as usually is the case with such rapid adoption of technology and communication ability, there is the potential for legal liability. Chadbourne & Parke counsel Lawrence Savell discusses some of the major legal issues that must be considered by companies that operate a blog, including defamation, copyrights, trademarks and disclaimers. And law firms that publish blogs have advertising issues to consider, as well.
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Is Your Blog Exposing You to Legal Liability?
Special to Law.com
December 22, 2006
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