Protect yourself and your company from potentially harmful emails or text messages that may be read out of context later.
In this day and age of the internet, social media, fake news and litigation, what you say (or fail to recognize) in written private and public communications can come back to bite you and/or your business. This presentation will help attendees to think first before hitting the send button on your electronic device and what should not be put on social media. The topic will also provide real life examples of poor/bad communications and what impact they had. This program is important for compliance training for your business or profession.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to recognize digital communication risks, develop responsible online behavior strategies, and understand compliance training’s importance.
- You will be able to identify social media content pitfalls to avoid legal and reputational harm.
- You will be able to analyze real-life communication examples to understand impacts and learn from mistakes.
- You will be able to understand and appreciate compliance training’s relevance for ethical communication and risk management in business or profession.
Agenda
- What Are the Big No-Nos in Private Communications?
- What You Shouldn’t Do on Social Media
- Protecting Attorney-Client Communications
- What Other Privileges Can Apply to Communications?
- Defamation and Slander-Opinions
- The Anti-Slapp Problem
- How to Sink Your Case-Pizza Inn
- How to Be Slapped?
- Social Media and Employment Ramifications
- Q and A
Speakers
Steven E. Clark,
Clark Firm PLLC- Founder & Owner of Clark Firm PLLC
- Practice emphasizes all aspects of business and commercial matters, labor & employment, contracts, healthcare
- Member of various professional organizations
- Certified as mediator and arbitrator
- SuperLawyer and member of Best Lawyers in America
- B.A. degree, Univ. of Houston; J.D.degree, Univ. of Houston
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for attorneys, presidents, vice presidents, business owners and managers, directors, accountants, purchasing professionals, and contract administrators.
