All entries by Josh Camson
Nov 2nd, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Lead Article, Podcast
Legal Tweeter of the Week
-Dennis Jansen is our Legal Tweeter of the Week this week. It’s because he is pretty bad ass and got shot his 1L year. We also enjoy some of the cases he tweets about.
Halloween
-Huma doesn’t dress up for Halloween? That’s interesting. On the other hand, Josh is dressing up as Captain [...]
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Oct 26th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Lead Article, Podcast

Episode 1: Ethical Attorneys, Hugh Laurie, Cleavage in Court [45:39m]:
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Oct 22nd, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Courtroom Technology, Featured, Law School, Lead Article, Social Media, Web 2.0
New website Beforeclass.com offers six videos to help law students and attorneys fine-tune their trial advocacy skills. Currently, the site offers videos about Opening Statements, Closing Statements, Direct Examination (including exhibit procedures), Child Witnesses, Expert Witnesses, and Courtroom Spacing. The videos are a nice primer before taking trial advocacy, or a brush-up for attorneys. However, they [...]
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Oct 5th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Lead Article, Privacy, Twitter
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazettereports that self-described anarchist Elliot Madison and Elena Madison were arrested for “using Twitter to inform protesters in Pittsburgh about the movements of local officers.”
Tags: freedom of speech, pittsburgh post gazette, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter
Posted in Featured, Lead Article, Privacy, Twitter |
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Sep 17th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Web 2.0
The San Francisco Superior Court proposed a rule to warn jurors that they cannot conduct internet research on cases, Law.com reports. The proposed rule would mandate a cover sheet attached to initial juror questionnaires. The cover sheet would include the internet research warning:
You may not do research about any issues involved in the case. [...]
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Aug 26th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Facebook, Featured, LinkedIn
Now that you have sorted out your reputation and your résumé, it’s time to use your online prowess to increase your chances of landing the job of your dreams. There are a plethora of ways you can utilize the internet to increase your chances of getting the job once you have applied.
Thorough Research
Undoubtedly your [...]
Tags: career services office, Facebook, getting a job, google, linkedin, Twitter
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Aug 10th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Law School, Lead Article
No doubt by now you have a résumé. In fact, you have hopefully had it looked over by your career services office, and hopefully a few other people. Get as many people to review your résumé as you can before you begin using it. Make sure to have people that don’t go to law school [...]
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Aug 6th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Facebook, Featured, Law School, Social Media
Willy Franzen of One Day One Job wrote an article last year that I just stumbled onto. In it, he discusses an experiment to have job-seeking college students and recent grads advertise on Facebook.
Five different people underwent the experiment with mixed results.
Facebook advertising is a great way to grab the attention of employers. Landing a [...]
Tags: ad campaigns, amlaw 100, Facebook, law students, recent grads, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Facebook, Featured, Law School, Social Media |
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Jul 31st, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Law School, Lead Article, Social Networking
Welcome to Part One of Preparing for OCI (On Campus Interviews). Part One will discuss your online reputation, and offer pointers and resources to make sure that your online reputation is in great shape. Or, if it isn’t, how to change it. Part Two of this three part series will discuss your résumé, and finally [...]
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May 25th, 2009 |
By Josh Camson |
Category: Featured, Law School, Lead Article, Social Media, Social Networking
So, you are about to start (or already started) your summer job. Now what? What should you do with your impressive online presence that you’ve been cultivating and improving on during the school year?
Using Social Media to Help You this Summer
Proficiency in the realm of social media is not common. A lot of people don’t [...]
Tags: law student, lawyer, legal, Social Media, summer job
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