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What the rules of ethics say about the Atty discipline for online discourse

SteveBy SteveOctober 2, 202501 Min Read
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Although law firms are free to discipline employees for their online comments on Charlie Kirk or other social media activities, asserting gross or insensitive things on the Internet does not generally submit lawyers for the professional discipline under the rules of the professional driving model, explains Stacie H. Rosenzweig in Halling & Cayo.

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