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Dealing with Digital Detractors: What You Need to Know About Responding to Negative Online Reviews
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Dealing with Digital Detractors: What You Need to Know About Responding to Negative Online Reviews
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A lawyer’s online presence and reputation are more important than ever, but what are the ethical boundaries in dealing with negative online reviews? Join John Browning as he uses real world examples from ethics opinions, disciplinary actions, and lawsuits nationwide, providing valuable insight and practical guidance on the best ways to ethically deal with such online criticism.
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Sessions
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Negative Online Reviews (Jul 2021)
John G. Browning
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Session 1 —53 mins
Negative Online Reviews (Jul 2021)
A lawyer’s online presence and reputation are more important than ever, but what are the ethical boundaries in dealing with negative online reviews? Join John Browning as he uses real world examples from ethics opinions, disciplinary actions, and lawsuits nationwide, providing valuable insight and practical guidance on the best ways to ethically deal with such online criticism.
Originally presented: Jul 2021 First Friday Ethics (July 2021)
John G. Browning,
Spencer Fane - Plano, TX