Maintaining Client Confidentiality on Listservs
Tips gleaned from Formal Opinion 511 for those lawyers who participate in online legal communities, like listservs.
May 20, 2024 at 12:42 PM
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ColumnsLawyers are known to "talk shop" with other lawyers, online or in person, to review hot legal issues of the day. One popular legal community is the listserv—an email group that may be tailored to a specific geographic location or subject matter interest. Listservs for lawyers are commonplace because they are spaces where lawyers can talk about high-profile news stories, developments in the law, or, sometimes, to crowdsource novel strategies. They can be the online equivalent of attending a conference or of chatting with a lawyer to get their take on an issue.
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