Many Decision Makers Will Say, "Our In-House Attorney or PR Office Handles Our Social Media Policy."...

But, In A Lawsuit, Aggressive Attorneys' Prove That You Used A Model Policy With Hidden Gaps And The Policy Drafter Wasn't A Social Media Attorney 13 Inadequate Policy Warning Signs

CASE IN POINT Both public sector and private sector model social media policies are rejected for vague and sweeping policy language.

To save money, decision makers ask in-house attorneys to go outside their skill base and write a social media policy. Seeking guidance, attorneys unknowingly use model policies with hidden gaps. These gaps cost public sector entities millions in lawsuits, personal liability, loss of public trust.

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Myth #1:We belong to a policy service that gives us an airtight model policy. Most policy services deal with multiple legal topics. These type of boilerplate policies are too vague and overbroad, especially on First Amendment issues. The policies are normally written by general attorneys or employment attorneys, but not media attorneys specializing in social media law. Policy Services are fine for well established laws, but not for fast changing social media laws. Also, courts often find a "one size fits all' social media policy doesn’t satisfy the U.S. Supreme Court's operational realities”.legal standard.   Myth #2: We use our association policy and they keep us updated. This is a common problem for in-house attorneys, they don’t possess the specialized skills to update a social media policy and assume they can go to keynote speeches, conferences, or online to acquire the same policy drafting skills as an experienced Social Media Attorney. Often, the information at these conferences are either incorrect, outdated or too superficial.

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You Won't Find This Proprietary Drafting System Anywhere Else Policy language system that guarantees courts won't reject the policy for vagueness and overbreadth, especially on First Amendment speech issues. . Time-tested system that identifies and prioritizes social media policy issues to create strong policy infrastructure. 2 powerful drafting strategies that defeat claims of reader confusion and lack of legal authority.

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Step I: You receive 24/7 access to a 6 module (around 45 minutes each module) master course that gives you expert drafting strategies to make sure your social media policy holds up in court. The modules consist of webinars, videos, and podcasts. You can play the webinars, videos, and podcasts again and again. The modules are structured in a easy-to-follow format and easy-to-understand strategies. You have one year to finish the course. Step II: When you're done with the master course, you receive a course completion certificate. Then for the remaining part of your yearly access time-period, you have 24/7 access to specialized legal updates that keeps your policy updated. Through every day monitoring of existing and emerging social media laws, you receive email alerts, podcasts, and short video updates on how to keep your social media policy current and airtight. Step III: During the year I have specific dates (you will receive email notifications) that you can email questions and I will respond with timely answers. No other policy program offers this service for the price you are paying. Most experts in my field would charge $250 an hour for legal advice.

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