A powerful expert online course that gives you proof that you met the new federal training standards requiring all employees receive expert social media liability training.
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6 ONE HOUR MODULES
- One year to finish the course
- Modules are easy to follow
- Course is for non-lawyers
- Take quizzes again and again
- Legal updates all year
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ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
- No travel, no overtime
- Learn at your own pace
- 24/7 access to any device
- Email me questions on content
- Great technical support
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Single Rate $79 Per Person
Call 954-748-7698 for our group rate.
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You Have 2 Simple Options...
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- Option #1: Avoid risk exposure by complying with the new federal standards requiring that all employees receive outside expert social media and smartphone liability training.
- Option #2: Put your head in the sand, violate federal standards by giving verbal advice to employees instead of expert liability. Expose yourself and your department to $500,000+ lawsuits, personal liability, and loss of the public trust.
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When One Employee Post Or Tweet Can Permanently Destroy A Person's Reputation Worldwide, Courts Reject These Excuses...
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> We have never been sued before, so we didn't think expert training was necessary. We handed out a policy, that's enough.
> We thought our attorney was an expert in all liability issues and we didn't need an outside expert.
> We can't afford $9 per person and a one- time $297 portal set-up fee.
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"Mark's Course Contains Important new information that needs to be delivered to fire chiefs and firefighters to protect them and
the organization."
- Chief Chuck Edwards
Bradenton Fire Department, FL
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It's U.S. Supreme Court And Federal Law,
Verbal Warnings To Employees Doesn't
Qualify As Adequate 1983 Training.
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The U.S. Supreme Court now classifies Social Media and Smartphones as "high liability broadcasting tools that warrant expert social media and smartphone liability training. The trainer must be an outside social media law expert.
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The new supreme court decisions classifying social media and smart phones as "high liability" broadcasting tools
completely changes the 1983 training standard.
You must show proof that all employees received expert liability training.
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Legal Authority
: Social Media and Smartphones Are High Risk Platforms:
Packingham v. North Carolina 137 S. Ct. 1730 (2017), Riley v. California 134 S. Ct. 2473 (2014), Elonis v. U.S. 135 S. Ct. 2001 (2015),
42 U.S. 1983, City of Canton, Ohio v. Harris 489 U.S. 378 (1989)
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Courts: Your Social Media Policy Isn't Worth The Paper It's Written On Without Proof That You Enforced The Policy With Expert Social Media Liability Training For All Employees, Not Just The PIOs.
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Courts: Employees Use Personal Devices For Work Without Much Oversight. This Creates A Dangerous Training Gap. That's Why Courts Demand You Show Proof That All Employees Received Expert Social Media Liability Training...
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New Federal Standard
Courts reject verbal warnings as adequate training. You must show proof that all employees received expert training from an outside social media law attorney.
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You're Not Saving Money By Refusing To Get Help From A Top Social Media Attorney, Your Placing Your Firefighters, Organization, And Taxpayers At Legal Risk...
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T
he Day Of Reckoning Comes When Your
Social Media Policy And Training Is Tested In Court
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How Do You Explain To A Judge That You Couldn't Afford $9 Per Person To Give All Your Employees Expert Social Media Liability Training From A Nationally Recognized Social Media Attorney?
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To win a 1983 inadequate training lawsuit, the plaintiff must prove you showed "deliberate indifference" to properly training employees. My expert online course operates to defeat that claim. Why would you purchase a specialized course to train all employees you didn't care?
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3 Truths That Keep You Out Of Court
- This is high liability specialized training, courts don't recognize busy in-house attorneys as social media law experts. That's why they use my expert online course to train all their employees.
- Having an attorney isn't a green light to stay unaware of the new social media speech laws. An attorney can't help you after your post reached millions and is now a permanent digital footprint.
- Most social media harmful comments are adjudicated as intentional, not accidental. Insurance doesn't cover intentional or malicious acts. You will be held personally liable and pay out of pocket for legal damages.
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"Mark, your program was great. Being aware of the hidden liabilities not discussed in other courses saves you big legal fees and your image."
- City Attorney Cindy Reid, Davidson, NC
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In A Lawsuit, Plaintiff Attorneys Use This Comparison Table To Prove Your Instructor Wasn't A Social Media Law Expert And You Didn't Comply With The New Federal Standards Requiring Expert Training...
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To Challenge Your Claim That In-House Attorneys And Association Conferences Keep Employees Updated On Social Media Law Issues, Aggressive Plaintiff Attorneys Ask Employees In Depositions And In Court Basic Social Media Law Questions. Take The Test Below...
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Out of 845 who took my basic 5 question social media law test, and said their attorneys or association keep them updated on emerging social media law topics,
100% failed the social media law test and the average score was only 13%
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Great course Mark. I not only learned how much I didn't know about social media liability, but was amazed to find out what I did know was wrong."
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Division Chief Louis Carnell, Hillsborough County, FL
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My Online Course Gives Departments A
"Paper Trail" That All Employees Received Expert Social Media Liability Training...
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Questions: Call 954-748-7698
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I Hope You Read Enough That You Are Convinced That My Online Course Is Urgent Expert Training For All Your Employees. If So, You Can Scroll Down To The Bottom Of The Flyer For Specific Course Details. If Not, Keep Reading.
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What Makes My Training So Different, Is That I Focus On Legally Safe Broadcasting And Publishing Strategies,
Not Just Employment Law Consequences.
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Here's 4 Reasons 99% Of In-House Social Media Training And Policies Fail In Court...
- The training doesn't comply with new 1983 federal standards. The course consists of verbal warnings instead of specialized training by a social media law expert.
- The instructor couldn't prove in court that he or she was an experienced social media law expert. Courts don't recognize busy in-house attorneys as social media law experts.
- No proof that the social media policy was enforced with specialized training from a top social media attorney.
- Social Media policy is too vague and doesn't meet the new federal Liverman policy standards.
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If you can't afford my online course registration fee of $9 per person and a one-time portal set-up fee of $297, I would strongly advise your agency to immediately stop sponsoring and using social media, texting, email, and other digital media.
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"Social Media Attorney Fiedelholtz proved today that if you don't have a social media law expert train your employees in social media legal risks, you put your employees and your organization at risk."
- Captain Craig Dispenza, Freehold Boro , NJ
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When Firefighter Makes A Social Media Mistake, They Hire Aggressive Attorneys Who Hold You
Personally Liable
For Superficial Verbal Warnings And Using Boilerplate Policies That Don't Hold Up In Court...
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Plaintiffs prove firefighters weren't trained on:
- New laws on social media libel
- New laws on social media privacy
- New laws on social media speech
- New laws on copyright infringement
- New laws on cyber-harassment
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If You Refuse To Comply With The New Federal Social Media Training Standards, Did You At Least Tell The Firefighters...
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They will be sued personally for social media mistakes under 42 U.S.C. 1983 and may have to pay legal damages out of pocket?
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They won't receive "Qualified Immunity" because their posts or tweets were against people that are protected by clearly established federal or constitutional law?
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They won't receive insurance coverage because most social media cases are adjudicated as intentional conduct; insurance excludes claims that are adjudicated as intentional or malicious conduct. Even if the claim is covered, the premiums will go through the roof which impacts the taxpayer.
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Legal Authority For Specialized Social Media Law Training
Social Media and Smartphones Are High Risk Platforms:
Packingham v. North Carolina 137 S. Ct. 1730 (2017), Riley v. California 134 S. Ct. 2473 (2014), Elonis v. U.S. 135 S. Ct. 2001 (2015),
New Federal Social Media Policy Standard:
Liverman v. City of Petersburg 844 F.3d 400 (2016 )
Obvious Need For Specialized Social Media Training:
42 U.S. 1983, City of Canton, Ohio v. Harris 489 U.S. 378 (1989)
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Social Media Is A Different Liability Exposure
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Social Media Legal Damages Are Different. You Are Reaching Millions And It's A Permanent Digital Footprint. The Average Social Media Lawsuit Is Around $500,000.
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> Your jeopardizing your own career, personal fiances, and you are losing the public trust.
> Your officers will be sued personally, lose their career and personal finances.
> Your costing taxpayers money by increased insurance premiums.
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Below Are The Do's And Don'ts Of Complying With The New Federal Social Media Law Training Standards...
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- Only hire instructors who have expert social media law credentials that hold up in court.
- All social media training must have a legal component taught by a social media law expert.
- Have a "paper trail" that all employees,received specialized training from a social media law expert.
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- Stop asking busy in-house attorneys to become overnight social media law experts.
- Never have a non-lawyer discuss social media legal issues or strategies.
- Don't attend conferences or perform a "Google Search" and claim that you are a social media law expert.
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Courts Want You To Stop Complaining About
Millennials And Start Giving Them Expert
Social Media Liability Training...
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Millennials grew up on the false notion that social media is a special digital frontier without any defined legal boundaries. Courts demand that you show proof that all employees received in-depth and specialized social media liability training, but especially millennials who are at greater risk of making costly mistakes.
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My Powerful $9 Per Person Online Social Media Liability Course Mitigates An Officer's Risk On Social Media, And Gives Departments A "Paper Trail" That Proves All Employees Received Outside
Expert Social Media Liability Training.
* There is a one-time department port set-up fee of $297
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My Course Gives You A Paper Trail
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All employees receive a certificate of
course completion.
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Here's How The Course Works
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6 ONE HOUR MODULES
- One year to finish the course
- Modules are easy to follow
- Course is for non-lawyers
- Take quizzes again and again
- Legal updates all year
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ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
- No travel, no overtime
- Learn at your own pace
- 24/7 access to any device
- Email me questions on content
- Great technical support
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Single Rate $79 Per Person
* This amount is applied as a credit to the portal fee for the group rate.
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GROUP RATE
Limited Time Offer Of $9 Per Person And A One-Time Department Portal Set-Up Fee Of $297
Call Now To Register At 954-748-7698
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Employees Learn New Skills To Avoid Costly Mistakes That Aren't Taught Anywhere Else. How Do I Know That? Over 30,000 People Have Told Me So...
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"I have previously received social media training from various presenters at different conferences. The information was helpful in addressing emerging social media communication and legal issues."
Chief Brian Kniskern
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"Mark, I'm a city attorney with many years of legal experience."
Attorney Howard Maltz,
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"We have provided various media law classes at our academy."
Farzad Sharif, Training Director
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"Mark, I have many years of taking different media courses as a law enforcement professional."
- Chief George Casaletto,
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"This social media course was much more detailed than my previous training. The depth of the material and strategies was amazing. Hearing the conversations, I think Mark woke-up a lot of chiefs."
Chief Brian Kniskern
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"You opened my eyes on issues we don't often think about."
Attorney Howard Maltz
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"Mark, the attendees thanked me for bringing such a quality course with new information to them."
Farzad Sharif, Training Director
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Mark, until your course I had no idea of how much legal exposure we were opened too."
Chief George D. Casaletto, Police
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Mark, thanks to you, our city manager approved your Social Media and Records Management Policy you did for us. Your assistance in this entire process is greatly appreciated."
Pat Cabrera, Office of the City Clerk
Las Vegas, NV
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"I thought the course was interesting and well presented. Attorney Fiedelholtz is extremely knowledgeable and passionate."
- Chief Robert Sayles, Norfolk, VA
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“Even after years of media training this class opened my eyes to developing liability trends
I hadn’t considered.”
- Yolanda Fernandez Walker, PIO
St. Petersburg Police, FL
Testimonials From Most Recent Law Enforcement Academy Presentations
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"Mark, this was an eye-opening course that blew away any
past social media training I received."
- Peter Nickischer, Berks-Lehigh Regional, PA
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Don't Wait For A Lawsuit. Call Now At 954-748-7698 To Register
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Phone: 954-748-7698
Email: mark@newsocialmedialaw.com
Main Website: www.legallysafesocialmedia.com
Course Website: www.socialmedialiability.org
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