A Florida Bar committee is working on advise for lawyers on cleaning up their clients' Facebook pages.
June 02, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The Virginia State Bar suspended a lawyer from practicing law for five years after he instructed his client to clean up his Facebook account.
Representing a man in a wrongful death suit whose wife died, the lawyer told a paralegal to tell his client to delete a photo that showed him holding a beer and wearing an “I [heart] hot moms” T-shirt.
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