Many lawyers and law firms already use social media networks to market, share legal news, communicate with clients, network with other legal professionals and offer information about legal topics to the public. But as a result of the ongoing shutdowns and the lack of other programming and events, some lawyers and law firms have had to shift their marketing efforts from in-person conferences and meetings to developing a digitally-focused strategy.

Whether lawyers are making a concerted effort to bring their marketing online or are simply spending more time online in this time of quarantine, lawyers can face risks in light of their obligation to maintain client confidences.

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