The U.S. Supreme Court Now Classifies Social Media As A "High Risk" Conduit For Harassment, Defamation, And Discrimination. It's Negligence For Brokers To Allow Agents To Use Social Media To Sell Properties Without Proof Of Expert Social Media Law Training.

Brokers Face Federal And State Misrepresentation Claims If They Advertise Or Insinuate That Their Agents Are Skilled Professionals In Using Social Media To Sell Properties Without Proof Of Expert Social Media Liability Training. Clients Assume Your Agents Know The Law And Won't Drag Them Into Lawsuits!

Clients will sue you for misrepresentation (You should know the law)

Exposure to FTC Section 5 Deceptive Advertising claims

Violation of new NAR Code Of Ethics 10-5 and other codes

Social media comments that are libelous or libel by implication

Libelous reaction to negative reviews

Opinions and jokes that are not First Amendment protected

Posting or tweeting comments that trigger discrimination claims

Videos that trigger invasion of privacy claims

Misrepresentation claims over virtual tours and staging

Copyright and trademark violations from photos, drones, video

Trigger virtual sexual harassment, cyberbulling claims

Ignite Infliction of emotional distress in front of millions on social media

"This class was very informative. I feel more comfortable about the risk associated with social media after learning about its true nature and the laws surrounding it. I cannot believe there is so much value in a free class! I think anybody who plans on using social media and some type of capacity for their business or if you consider yourself a professional and use social media in any type of manner should definitely participate in this class."

Jamone Lewis, Realtor®, Real Estate One (2021)