Social Media Considerations for Texas Lawyers with James V. Esh

Topics covered on this show:

1. How is the State Bar of Texas involved with attorneys and social media and content?
2. What can lawyers do to outsource social media content creation and management?
3. Are there special distinctions to note between personal and professional use of social networks?
4. Any tips on managing attorney-client relationships, testimonials, recommendations?

The State Bar of Texas regulates the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct. Lawyers use social media to build relationships, to market services in existing relationships and to conduct themselves as thought leaders sharing important resources and information in the community. Lawyers also use social media to investigate people, places and things of interest. The law is catching up to technology and the rules and procedures for social media use by Texas lawyers.

James V. Esh practices primarily in Family Law, Mediation, and Parenting Facilitation/Coordination.  Additionally, Mr. Esh is a certified mediator and mediates a wide range of cases and with a particular emphasis in Family Law.  He is also a certified Parenting Facilitator / Coordinator assisting families in high conflict resolutions reach a stable co-parenting environment where children can thrive.  After graduating high school, Mr. Esh served in the United States Marine Corps. Mr. Esh received numerous awards for innovative thinking and hard work. Upon leaving active duty, Mr. Esh moved to Northwest Arkansas to work on his education. He received his undergraduate degree and his law degree from the University of Arkansas. He was admitted into the Texas State Bar in 2007 authorizing him to practice law. Visit the website for more information. Esh Law Firm in Dallas Texas: 214-814-5374.