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We’re not on Facebook Anymore, Dorothy: Navigating the Latest Legal Issues with Employee Use of Social Media

June 11, 2019
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    This webinar aims to educate employers regarding a variety of issues that may arise pursuant to the pervasiveness of employees’ use of social media while at work and home. Specific topics to be discussed include online employee misconduct; usage of social media posts in litigation; and social media policies.

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