5 Legal Mistakes Made on Social Media

By: Michael Wells Jr.

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.) has irrevocably changed our lives. Some of the change is good, and some of the change is bad. Social media brings people together and facilitates familial, social, and business relationships. As with all technology, or anything else in life, common sense and good judgment are essential. Without common sense and good judgment, social media can be harmful, and it can have dire social, financial and legal consequences. In my practice I have seen or heard about many instances where people have used poor judgment. When poor judgment goes viral, watch out. This book covers topics ranging from defamation to cyberbullying. It discusses the dangers of giving TMI (too much information) and how this may make you easier prey to scammers and predators. It covers how people break copyright laws and trademark laws. Lastly, it touches upon how the police use social media to catch criminals. About the Author: Michael Wells Jr. is a lawyer and a writer. He lives in the South with his family. He is a contributing writer for Elite Daily, Politicussua.com, and he has been featured on abovethelaw.com. He is a frequent speaker and television contributor on various legal topics, including the law and social media Michael also writes fiction. He is the author of the first in a series of novellas, Vampire Esquire’s War, which is a political vampire thriller. It is available on Amazon as an e-book at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CCCZUKI