While the use (and potential abuse) of social media is widely discussed in in-house legal circles these days, not as much attention has been paid to the efficacy of social media as a personal branding tool for in-house counsel. This article addresses the emerging opportunity for in-house counsel to develop their professional reputations by establishing personal brands, and the new-media techniques that make it possible to quickly and efficiently enhance personal brand equity.
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