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Who says compliance can't be fun? Our videos are so engaging, even the compliance officer will hit 'like' 😅. Ready to make compliance-friendly content that clicks? Let's talk!

Are you making this mistake? Don't be caught off-guard! https://bit.ly/4eW15mD Learn what Google considers low-value content from our webinar with compliance officer Nelson Adrian.

How cool is this? A friend recently told me they enjoyed reading the article I published here on LinkedIn https://lnkd.in/d6icfq-v —and then took it one step further! Using Google NotebookLM, they converted it an "engaging “deep dive” discussions."   It’s amazing to see how technology can transform content and make it even more accessible. Whether you prefer to read or listen, the possibilities for sharing ideas are endless.   What do you think? Share your comments   #alsp #GC #legal

This article from today’s New York Times highlights several important things companies should consider in connection with document retention policies. First, don’t destroy anything. That should be obvious. Second, don’t send emails out to Company employees telling them not to send emails about important subjects. Third, don’t think you can hide behind your lawyers and create fake privilege claims because, ultimately, the ruse will be uncovered by the court in the event that the privilege designation is challenged. Attorney client privileged communications are supposed to be for real legal advice not a subterfuge to hide information. There are good lessons in this article and it is worth reading. https://lnkd.in/eN5FRDY2

A couple weeks ago, TikTok's big redaction blunder showed just how fast document mistakes can damage a brand’s reputation. In our latest video for our new series "Key Discovery Points," Nextpoint’s Brett Burney dives into what every legal pro can learn from this case—and how to avoid making the same mistakes. Get insights on keeping your client’s data secure with airtight document review tools! Watch now to see why redaction matters more than ever: https://bit.ly/3OaS4KS #LegalTech #DataSecurity #DocumentReview #Redaction

Anyone ever worked with or for Glover Priest? We've just been threatened with legal action ... for having a positive review of their firm on our site. 🤷♂️ They seem to believe websites are not allowed to mention their name without their express permission. Surely a large law firm such as them can't possibly really think that? The staff member who threatened us even left a personal negative review about us on Google before making the threat. I assume that review will be removed if we comply? But the whole thing makes me very suspicious. Could this be an ex-employee trying to damage Glover Priest's reputation? I mean, obviously our first instinct is to change the positive review to negative. Or are Glover Priest really this ... (well, pick your own word) ... to go around threatening websites that have positive reviews on them?

Business text messaging is a powerful tool that delivers immediate, high open-rate communication, perfect for promotions and updates. However, effective SMS marketing requires strict adherence to legal regulations. This blog outlines the fundamentals of SMS compliance, including consent and privacy laws. Ensure your business stays within legal boundaries while maximizing campaign effectiveness. Get detailed strategies and tips here: https://bit.ly/3YBRht0

Recently, on more than one occasion, I've seen an attorney respond in a hostile manner towards a negative review. It may feel great in the moment to put someone in their place after they’ve attacked you or your firm’s credibility, but the cost far outweighs the benefit. By responding harshly and unprofessionally to negative Google reviews for example, you set the precedent for how potential clients think you will be going forward for them. And it will turn them away. It would definitely turn me away. How to navigate this?  When receiving a negative review, take a day before reacting and process it. Craft a professional response and work with the client to see if there’s something that can be done to resolve the issue. Of course, this won’t always work. However, it will help your law firm make the best of a bad situation and prevent it from escalating further.

Audit Version: We listen, We don't judge 😊 When Auditees decide to upload a bunch of unrelated evidences for the auditor to review 😏 📷: Google

A business owner noticed hundreds of Google reviews suddenly vanished overnight. It wasn’t a glitch—it was due to spam policy violations. The lesson? Always follow Google’s review guidelines. If they lose trust in your reviews, it can cost your business big time. How do you ensure your reviews stay compliant?