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Designed for viewing on mobile devices including the iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android tablets 		Ethics of Social Media in Litigation & Court: How Lawyers & Clients Get in Trouble (online class / mp3)
From: The Ethics of Social Media in Litigation and Court: How Lawyers and Clients Get in Trouble
MCLE Credit: 1 hr (includes 1 hr ethics)
MCLE No: 174281605
Accreditation for this course expires on 5/31/2026. You must complete the course and report your MCLE hours prior to this date to receive credit.
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Designed for viewing on mobile devices including the iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android tablets 		Ethics of Social Media in Litigation & Court: How Lawyers & Clients Get in Trouble (online class / mp3)
From: The Ethics of Social Media in Litigation and Court: How Lawyers and Clients Get in Trouble
  Accreditation for this course has EXPIRED. You may still access it but YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE MCLE CREDIT.
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