Social Media is a revolution in the way businesses communicate with their target audiences. More importantly, because of the nature of social media, consumers are the ones who increasingly define how organizations and brands are perceived. This rapid explosion of social media as a marketing and communications tool brings with it a myriad of legal issues and implications for organizations, agencies and their clients.

On Feb. 25, you can be part of a 90-minute luncheon seminar that will help you maximize the huge potential benefits of the social media revolution and protect against the inherent legal risks surrounding this phenomenon.

At our seminar, John Feldman, Partner, and Drew Boortz, Associate, of the law firm of Reed Smith, LLP, will discuss practical, action-oriented guidelines related to advertising and marketing.

Join us for this examination of the new marketing realities that every organization, agency and client will face in 2010 and coming years - and you'll leave with a summary of Reed Smith, LLP's new publication “Network Interference—A Legal Guide to the Commercial Risks and Rewards of the Social Media Phenomenon”, which covers advertising & marketing; commercial litigation; data privacy & security; employment practices; government contracts & investigations; insurance recovery; litigation, evidence & privilege; product liability; securities; and trademarks.


Space is limited, so sign up now!

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