Cassidy & Associates vice chairman Gregg Hartley didn't like a critical New York Times story on one of the firm's biggest clients, Equatorial Guinea. So he's hitting back against the reporter using an unusual vehicle: his personal Twitter feed. The reporter's father, a federal judge, presided over a high-profile case involving Equatorial Guinea. Hartley acknowledged that he hadn't verified the connection before tweeting. "Here's one thing about social media. You don't have to always be right," he said.
November 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Cassidy & Associates vice chairman Gregg Hartley didn’t like a critical New York Times story this week on one of the firm’s biggest clients, Equatorial Guinea.
So he’s hitting back against the reporter, Ian Urbina, using an unusual vehicle: His personal Twitter feed.
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