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Welcome to the Streaming Lawyer!

 

Mitch Jackson aka The Streaming Lawyer

If you’re looking for online business, legal, communication, branding and social media marketing, then you’re at the right place. Mitch Jackson aka “The Streaming Lawyer” is an award winning California trial lawyer who enjoys sharing more than 3 decades of experience on these topics right here in his blog.

Why does this matter? Well, in 6 words, “Mitch knows what he’s talking about.” (recommendations)

Look, in addition to being an accomplished lawyer and giving opening statements and closing arguments resulting in million dollar jury verdicts for his clients, Mitch is an early user of the web, social media, and live video. In fact, he’s spoken at the New York, San Francisco, and Los Angles Periscope Summits and, has been profiled at INC.com, Mashable, and shared marketing success approaches and tips from the stage at Tony Robbin’s Business Mastery Event (2017 and 2018) to audiences in the thousands.

Continue reading “Welcome to the Streaming Lawyer!”

Mitch and Lisa on Nomberg Law Live!

It was fun joining my partner and wife, Lisa Wilson, on Bernard Nomberg’s Nomberg Law Live. The topic revolved around balancing the responsibilities of owning a law firm with family life. This was fun. Give it a watch!

Click here to watch and share. Thanks!

FTC Releases Advertising Disclosures Guidance for Online Influencers

Update: November 5, 2019

The Federal Trade Commission has released a new publication for online influencers. It tells influencers what and how to disclose their relationships with sponsors. Read the updated influencer FTC disclosure requirements here! (PDF)

Other updated FTC resources and links are here.

Related

How Brands Can Protect Themselves from Influencer Mistakes, Wrongdoing and Liability (part 1 of 3)

How Social Media Agencies can Protect Themselves from Influencer Liability

How Influencers Can Protect Themselves from Agency and Brand Liability

21 Clauses That Should Be In Every Influencer Marketing Contract (Podcast Interview) 

#influencer #ftc

“How to Communicate Persuasively in Court and on Social Media”

The Continuing Education of the California State Bar (CEB) has invited me to be on their webinar to share the following presentation:

“How to Communicate Persuasively in Court and on Social Media”

We go live next Wednesday, November 13th (Noon Pacific | 3 pm ET | 8 pm London). The FREE registration link is RIGHT HERE!

More about the show

Good trial lawyers know that giving a great opening statement or a compelling closing argument involves more than merely sharing the facts and evidence. They know that to build trust and be persuasive, they must weave the facts and evidence into an interesting and sometimes entertaining story that, in the end, adds meaning and value for everyone in the courtroom.

Connecting with others and building your business, especially when using social media, involves the same strategy. During this live video, I’ll show you how to do all of this, and more, to connect in court and on the social media platforms to build new relationships and close more deals.

It would mean the world to me if you register, watch and also share with your friends.

Thanks!

Mitch

“10 Legal Strategies to Protect Agencies and Social Media Managers”

This will be good. Join some of the top digital and social media experts for Social Success Summit 2.0!” I’ll be sharing, “10 Legal Strategies to Protect Agencies and Social Media Managers.”

It’s FREE and all sessions drop November 13th so you can binge-watch at your leisure! Grab your seat: https://agorapulse.heysummit.com

#AgorapulseSummit #digitalmarketing #attorney #lawyer

ONE OF MY FAVORITE BUSINESS PRODUCTIVITY HACKS

I’ve been doing this ever since the first mobile phone rolled out years ago. It helps clear my mind, do some fun multitasking and get things done.

When I’m in depositions, hearings, or court, my team lets callers know I’ll be returning phone calls between 3-5 in the afternoon or maybe even 5-7 in the evening. Then, when my schedule allows, I’ll return calls while taking a late afternoon run or SUP (I use my AirPods). Mountain biking on the back trails, sitting in a jacuzzi, or just taking a walk, are also great opportunities to return calls.

When you do this, have fun. Let the other side know what you’re doing. When appropriate, joke around, give the other person a hard time for still being in the office and enjoy the process and conversation. Share your human side.

Returning calls during a late afternoon activity work well, and you’ll be amazed at just how many calls you get through if you keep things short and sweet.

Just don’t take or return calls while driving your car.

BTW, if you have any questions, call me. I’ll probably be returning calls between 3-5 today 😉
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