You can't afford not to use Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

Don't get Twitter? You're not alone. But lawyers are using it to reach out to fellow practitioners and communicate with the public.

ISBA President John G. Locallo will use his bully pulpit to help lawyers understand the power and importance of practice-oriented technology.

Inappropriate posting, texting, and tweeting by jurors can wreak havoc with the trial process.

There's a trend in defamation litigation to use pre-suit discovery procedures to uncover the identities of anonymous online commenters. The author considers the implications.

What are the limits on discovery and admissibility of content gathered on social media sites? This article looks at the emerging case law.

A look at the high-stakes legal issues raised by adolescent "sexting" and their implications for counsel to teens, parents, and schools.

Those pesky ethics rules follow lawyers everywhere, even onto social-media pages.

Distracted Drivers

Social networking sites are great - unless jurors are using them in ways that threaten a fair trial.

Are you Linkedin? Facebooking? Tweeting? Or still figuring out what it's all about and why you should care? Here's a lawyer's guide to social networking.

Blogs are sprouting like mushrooms these days, it seems. Why do lawyers blog? Should you join them?