Earlier today, we were live on our Top 10 Online Technology Mistakes webinar.
In case you missed it, Joshua Lynch (our Director of Product Management) went into detail around just how risky some law firms are when it comes to their use of blog and website technology.
Josh’s insights clarified things to absolutely avoid in
As an ardent sports fan, it’s always interesting to see someone on LXBN cover a trending story in the world of sports. Today, that story was the firing of Rutgers University basketball coach, Mike Rice, after a video showed him yelling obscenities and throwing basketballs at players during practice; Joe Baghat covers that story in
The intersection of technology and the law was today’s topic du jour on LXBN, with posts covering just about every angle. Particularly interesting were two separate pieces on crowdfunding from Travis Crabtree and Abby Durlester, both of which took a look at some recent developments that have the start-up community talking. Total posts on the
The waves of Supreme Court commentary on LXBN subsided a bit today, but the Court’s decision in Comcast Corp v. Behrend continues to be a topic of discussion. Jared Klaus has a post on the positive effects of that case for employers in today’s Top 10, and Colin O’Keefe sat down with Katharine Parker on
As we inch closer to the new year, posts discussing the top takeaways from the past twelve months are coming in by the boatloads. Today’s roundup features a few of those, including Michael Schmidt’s take on social media and the value of real-world relationships. Also of note, the head of the EPA, Lisa Jackson, stepped
Employment lawyers constantly preach the values of watching what you say on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. It appears corporate attorneys may have to start doing the same after a Facebook status update by Netflix CEO Reed Hastings landed the company in hot water with the SEC. Travis Crabtree has more on the
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and the lawyers on the LexBlog Network are getting into the spirit. Among those is Eliot Wagonheim, who reminded readers today why it’s important to appreciate the people that have made your business successful. Also, over on LXBN, this week’s Roundtable takes a look at the fiscal cliff coverage
With over 440 million views on YouTube, the Korean pop song, Gangnam Style, has taken the world by storm. Dan Harris talks about the cross-cultural phenomenon in his post today. Also, if you haven’t already, drop by and check out LXBN’s coverage of Legal Marketing Technology Conference West, which includes this interview of
The top story on the LexBlog Network this week was Brad Birkenfeld‘s release from prison and subsequent reward of $104 million from the IRS. Richard Renner continues his coverage of this story with a look at the “bright future” of whistleblowers in the IRS’s whistleblower program. Total posts on the LexBlog Network today: 171.
Judges and lawyers can’t be friends? That’s what a Florida appellate court ruled last week, upholding a defendant’s motion to disqualify a trial judge based on the judge’s Facebook friendship with the prosecutor assigned to the case. Make sure to check out Richard Shane and Jose Ferrer’s post on the case below. Also on the
