My Two Cents: I’M DONE WITH TWITTER!
/I’M DONE WITH TWITTER! MAYBE YOU SHOULD BE TOO!!!
Read MoreI’M DONE WITH TWITTER! MAYBE YOU SHOULD BE TOO!!!
Read MoreIs Twitter a time, money & resource sinking ship for attorneys?
Read MoreLawyers do have an ethical duty to be truthful on Twitter!
Read MoreLawyers need to be careful not to create attorney-client relationships with their social media presence!
Read MoreComputer fatigue just from logging in at work is real!
Read MoreDon’t play games with your discovery requests!
Read MoreWhat if you lose access to your client’s information because “Google” no longer allows access to your office files? So, you not only lose access to one client but to all your clients! Worse yet, what happens if your office files are just deleted as the service no longer wants to risk having you as a customer!!! What should you do?
Read MoreJeff Toobin’s recent departure from CNN is a good reminder to make sure that whatever part of you is being “Zoomed” is appropriate for the public!
Read MoreA lawyer has a responsibility to keep their client’s data secure and safe.
Read MoreDo we need cash anymore?
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MICHAEL D.J. EISENBERG IS A WASHINGTON, DC LEGAL PROFESSIONAL WHO LOVES HIS TECH.
I've spent decades helping lawyers—young and old—tackle their tech challenges. Now, I’m bringing that knowledge to a broader audience with this blog. My posts are inspired by real questions I’ve been asked and the trends shaping the future.
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