How Many Lawyers Does It Take to Write a Status Update? A Lot
Even as a new generation of attorneys raised on social media enters the field, no consensus for best practices on social media has emerged.
February 07, 2019 at 04:38 PM
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AXS Law Group's social media accounts show attorneys at lunch outings, hosting artists and looking glamorous at social events. But every post is carefully weighed and discussed at weekly meetings for highly curated accounts.
Still, partner Morgan Ben-David is an ardent defender of social media. In an era when online platforms are falling under scrutiny for a litany of ills — hijacking elections, alienating millennials, stealing data — Ben-David is enthusiastic about using Instagram, Facebook and Twitter to promote the firm.
“Nowadays every business should have some presence on (social) media,” she said. As a founding attorney at the Wynwood-based AXS Law Group, Ben-David has used her perch of influence to encourage other attorneys to share more, not less.
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