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Lawyers were some of the first bloggers -- and some of the biggest name bloggers, like Instapundit. They need other forms of social media, too. We did a tweetchat on Twitter recently featuring a lawyer answering copyright and trademark questions. It was extremely popular.

Thanks Shonali and Anita. :ast year I did a similar panel with Raj Malik and the audience rocked

Was able to see the panel by Shashi and Raj at SXSW last year - the audience was involved in full of questions. Would be great to hear them discuss this new topic this year.

Panelists:

Raj Malik @rajmalikdc
Raj Malik was on a 2009 SXSW panel "A Hard Sell? Social Media & Your Boss" His bio is at http://2009.sxsw.com/interactive/talks/panels?action=bio&id=205433

Gayle Weiswasser @gweiswasser
Gayle is Vice President at TMG Strategies,where she counsels corporate clients on the use of social media in rapid response, crisis communications, reputation management, and long-term communications strategy.

Brian Winterfeldt @bjw72
Brian Winterfeldt is a partner at Steptoe & Johnson LLP specializing in Intellectual Property, the Internet and New Media; Brian is an active member of the International Trademark Association on its Internet Committee and is involved in ICANN's Intellectual Property Constituency.

Dallas Lawrecne @ DallasLawrence
Dallas Lawrence Chairs the Global Social & Digital Media Practice for Levick Strategic Communications, the nation's leading crisis communications firm

I heard Raj Malik speak on a very similar topic at a conference earlier this year and he presented the material in an easy-to-digest way along with providing many key take-away points for both the legal and non-legal mind alike.

Sometimes NO can save a company fundamental blushes. Lawyers have a key role to play in social media, especially so where a company is likely to be liable from what is innocently said. Knowing from them how to engage in social media responsibly can be very helpful to many organizations.

I vote yes!

Love it! About time. Voted YES and tweeted about it to the legal community at @jdsupra - also here: http://www.new.facebook.com/Legal.Marketing.JDSupra

Good luck.

I'm a lawyer and a big fan and backer of social media. I recently spoke as part of a panel on social media at the ABA Annual Meeting in Chicago and the session was packed. Younger lawyers know all about social media but, as usual, the older ones are slower on the uptake and don't trust what they can't understand. Don't get me wrong, not trusting what you don't understand is a good instinct, but it can keep you from taking part in a lot of things because the speed or new ideas on the Web is too fast for the conventional feedback loop used by lawyers. By the time many lawyers "get it" the "it" isn't important anymore. As a result lawyers are always playing catch-up unsuccessfully. The solution? I guess that's what you will find out at SXSW right?

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