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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsWhy do lawyers who don't use Twitter feel the need to diss Twitter?
By Kevin OKeefe
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New York City injury lawyer Erik Turkewitz, who is not only a first rate plaintiff's trial lawyer, but also a heck of a fine person, is the latest lawyer to question the value of Twitter.
Erik doesn't say he'll never use Twitter, but questions Twitter's value to him and by picking out a few tweets from LexTweet in effect dismisses the value of following lawyers tweeting about other than the law.
I tried to post a comment on Erik's blog but Blogger kicked back an error message. Perhaps my comment was too long. In any case Erik, here's the comment I wanted leave.
I continue to be perplexed why lawyers need to write about Twitter in a negative fashion at the same they acknowledge they do not understand Twitter and do not use Twitter. (Could be they know it gets an amusing rise out me...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on January 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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