Bruce A Campbell
December 15, 2008 | Texas Lawyer
Legal Ethics: Choose Online Friends WiselyBefore diving into the world of online social networking sites, lawyers need to consider the risks, advises Bruce A. Campbell of Campbell & Chadwick in Dallas. Two risks these sites pose are licensing (for would-be lawyers) and potential discipline (for lawyers admitted to practice), he warns. Evaluating this risk is somewhat difficult, because electronic social networking is relatively new.
By Bruce A. Campbell
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