It is common for attorneys and law firms to use their online presence and social media networks to share legal news, market their services to prospective clients, communicate with current and former clients, network with other legal professionals, and offer opinions about legal topics to the public. As sectors of the legal profession have shifted to hybrid and remote working environments, some attorneys and firms have increasingly focused their marketing efforts in digital forums instead of in-person conferences and meetings.

The use of online social media platforms can present risks to attorneys, especially related to the duty to maintain client confidentiality. Here are some tips to help navigate the digital space.

Maintaining Client Confidentiality in Online Communications

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