"Social media presents a raft of new challenges for the in-house legal team. Not all company legal teams are being given the board-level remit and resources needed to effectively manage this fast-growing and entirely new workload..."
September 27, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A clued-up legal team can help reap the rewards social media has to offer, says Kemp Little’s Paul Garland
There is now a clear public expectation that every sizeable consumer-facing business will have a social media presence of some sort. In the next five years the same expectation (with a slightly different focus) will no doubt apply to law firms and most professional services firms too.
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