As ethics opinions proliferate around the country as to how attorneys use social media, the New York State Bar Association has nearly doubled its own guidelines since introducing them a year ago.
June 19, 2015 at 08:00 AM
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ALBANY – As ethics opinions proliferate around the country as to how attorneys use social media, the New York State Bar Association has nearly doubled its own guidelines since introducing them a year ago.
The bar’s House of Delegates will present revisions to the guidelines developed by the Commercial and Federal Litigation Section at its spring meeting Saturday in Cooperstown.
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