Social media is fast becoming one of the primary ways people practice current awareness. Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook provide networking and marketing opportunities, but they are also places where news, articles, commentary and all kinds of information can be gathered from many sources, collected in one place, and accessed instantaneously through computers and mobile devices. It has been estimated that by the end of 2014 there will be more mobile devices on our planet than people! Social Law recognizes the power of mobile devices and social media to increase information sharing and education. We see evidence that social media is changing the practice of law. Forbes magazine recently published an article on the topic of social media and the business of law, “Want Hard Proof That LinkedIn Works? Ask a Lawyer”

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