What are tips for how to grow your career with social media?  What are pitfalls to avoid?

Is "flash mob law" a real  thing?

If a person sends someone naked pics digitally, can the recipient post them online?

All this and more covered in a great interview with lawyer, author, and speaker Ruth Carter!

Ruth is an out-of-the-box attorney in Phoenix, Arizona, who loves solving problems, particularly in the areas of Internet Law, Social Media Law and Flash Mob Law.  Ruth lives and breathes social media and is co-founder of  Improv AZ, a prank & flash mob troupe in Phoenix.  In addition to her practice, Ruth speaks on how new graduates and law firms can use social media to enhance their career and grow their practice.

Ruth has authored a number of books, including, "The Legal Side of Blogging: How Not to get Sued, Fired, Arrested, or Killed".  I had the pleasure of meeting Ruth in the law office of our fellow friend, the Enchanting Lawyer, Jacob Sapochnick in San Diego, earlier this year where she was on a road trip called "The Undeniable Tour".  I was immediately captured by Ruth's enthusiasm, spirit, and non-traditional approach to law.  She's not called "The First Legal Rebel from Arizona" for nothing!