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Federal Employees on Social Media Could Hurt Government Image

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By Mark E Meyerhoff, Paul D. Knothe, David Urban
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The complicated societal and political times that we now live in have resulted in an explosion of social media communications from government employees that can conflict with the mission and image of the employing agency. The rise of “alt” or “rogue” government social media accounts has become a notable development.
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Federal Employees on Social Media Could Hurt Government Image

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By Mark E Meyerhoff, Paul D. Knothe, David Urban
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The complicated societal and political times that we now live in have resulted in an explosion of social media communications from government employees that can conflict with the mission and image of the employing agency. The rise of “alt” or “rogue” government social media accounts has become a notable development.
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An overlooked defense in faculty First Amendment academic freedom and other cases

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By Mark E Meyerhoff, David Urban, Liebert Cassidy Whitmore
| Westlaw Today Verified
(January 21, 2025) - Mark Meyerhoff and David Urban of Liebert Cassidy Whitmore discuss the doctrine of claim preclusion as a defense to lawsuits brought by faculty at colleges and universities challenging their termination and raising issues of academic freedom. Terminating tenured faculty can present significant challenges for public colleges and universities.
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