We have written about social media and its various uses before, but sometimes law firms just don’t seeem to want to make social media work for them. Here are 5 key reasons why lawyers are getting social media just plain wrong. 1. Failing to use it. Okay, its a pain having to update profiles and what
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Prosecutions represent one of the most significant investigations to date in the United States regarding synthetic cannabinoid trafficking which resulted in more than 220 Spice-related emergency room visits in Colorado in the Fall of 2013 DENVER – U.S. District Court Judge Philip A. Brimmer today sentenced John Bowan, age 68, of Las Vegas to 60
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LawFuel.com – A Desert Hot Springs woman was sentenced today to 24 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release for filing 73 false federal income tax returns and claiming approximately $89,808 in fraudulent refunds. Additionally, she was ordered to pay approximately $77,000 in restitution to the IRS. Angelique Mobley, 45, received
Cheeky London law blog Legal Cheek has released a list of The City’s 25 sexiest solicitors. Now we’re not ones here at LawFuel to endulge in such tabloid tittle-tattle (damn, why didn’t we think of that!), but we can show who they are for those seeking their fortunes and prospective partners in The City. The
The Ashley Madison hack has once again displayed the dangers of major hacks for both individuals and businesses alike. But for lawyers he risks can be severe too and in this guest post from Lewis Thomason, the authors look at the five ‘deadly sins’ law firms need to know about. Nearly every day we hear
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Reed Smith – ByLisa Baird, Colleen Davies, Andrew Stillufsen – In our modern economy, businesses regularly use all manner of third-party consultants for many different reasons, including cost, efficiency, and expertise. Less regularly, communications between businesses and consultants are the subject of discovery motion practice in litigation. Two recent decisions out of the Southern District
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The Ashley Madison hack lawsuits have begun. Two Canadian law firms say they have filed a $578 million class-action lawsuit against the media companies behind Ashley Madison, following the massive hack that has exposed almost 40 million users on the adultery website. Charney Lawyers and Sutts, Strosberg LLP said in a statement that they have filed
Conflict of interest, anyone? It’s a bugbear for lawyers constantly, but when you’re the lawyer who works for the same law firm representing Hillary Clinton in her fight over private emails and are now overseeing the way the State Department is handling the emails, a whiff of conflict arises. The Washington Exasminer reports that Catherine Duval,
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Checking on the Ashley Madison leak documents is continuing to create a firestorm of interest online. The names from major corporations and the work addresses given – fake or otherwise – from government organisations around the globe have created major issues and divorce proceedings or advice regarding them have already been sought from law
Coaching witnesses for their evidence is an area of law that has caught several lawyers out over the year. But the trial of Chicago lawyer Beau Brindley who is accused of coaching witnesses to lie in five criminal trials is one of the more significant cases of its kind. The Chicago Tribune reports that police had
