Attorneys are making greater use of webinars and seminars as teaching tools to keep clients educated and attract new business, but make sure you have something meaningful to say.
July 05, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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When the National Labor Relations Board issued a report in May that found employers with restrictive social media policies were likely breaking the law, one Hartford, Conn., lawyer got busy.
He dove into the details of the NLRB report and shared his expertise on the topic at a seminar hosted by his firm.
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