- Ethics, social media, and technology – competence, confidentiality, and honesty
- Communicating with parties, opposing attorneys, and witnesses via social media
- Researching jurors, parties, witnesses and judges via social media
- Ethical issues when blogging, issuing e-newsletters/law updates to clients, or posting commentary or video online
- “Friending” or otherwise connecting with judges, witnesses and others on social media platforms
- Trends in texting, confidentiality, and discoverability
- Ethics of using web sites, online advertising and social media for client development purposes
Faculty: Thomas E. Spahn, McGuireWoods LLP, McLean, VA