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Social Media and the Practice of Law
On Demand. Originally presented on May 13, 2024.
The presentation will discuss the way in which social media can be used by lawyers and young professionals as a powerful tool for networking, branding, and building a professional reputation. The presentation will touch on the do’s and don’t’s when it comes to social media use, and the way in which different platforms can be used to enhance one’s legal career. The presentation will also touch on marketing and business development more generally.
SPEAKER
Roberto Noce, KC (Partner, Miller Thomson LLP)
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