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I watch videos for a living.✨ Thats right! Being a lawyer in an industry where videos are an essential part of any marketing campaign means diving into a world full of creative content and exciting campaigns. 🎥🌍 As part of my role as General Counsel at LG Electronics , I review and approve videos intended for commercial use, ensuring that they sail smoothly through the tricky waters of legal concerns. ⚖️ From scrutinizing content and context to inspecting images, innuendos, and intellectual property and privacy rights, there's never a dull moment in my line of work. 🕵️♀️💼 My goal is to protect both my company's interests and the rights of individuals who may be featured in these marketing masterpieces. 🛡️✍️ So, the next time you see a captivating video from LG Electronics , remember that behind the scenes, there's a team of professionals, including lawyers like me, working diligently to ensure everything is done within legal bounds. 💼👩⚖️ If you're unsure about the legal aspects of video marketing, I encourage you to consult with a lawyer to help make sure your videos are safe and legal. I am always happy to discuss the legal aspects of video marketing with businesses that are interested in learning more. #VideoMarketing #LegalCompliance #MarketingLawyer My name is Tomisin Olumuyiwa. I enable excellence in businesses and individuals through legal and compliance advisory.

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Attorneys, Want to make your Firm look the best possible? Then hire a stellar marketing team. There are four types of marketing people 1. Jack-of-all-Trades a. This person holds more of a general coordinator role and is best for firms with very limited budgets 2. In-Between Betty a. Mid-level managers adept at executing marketing plans within a budget. 3. In-Charge Marge a. Director-level leaders overseeing marketing strategies and staff. 4. One-Job Jennifer a. specialist that does one thing really well such as social media, blog writing, and etc. Hiring the right marketing talent is a critical investment in your firm's success. With a strategic approach and meticulous planning, you can find the perfect candidate to elevate your marketing endeavors to new heights. --— If you’re looking to grow your legal practice and and seek further guidance, don't hesitate to reach out. Subscribe to my mailing list via my website or the link in my bio for valuable tips and real-world examples. -MW #LegalMarketing #ProfessionalDevelopment #lawfirm #lawyers #legalpractice

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Piggybacking on my last post regarding Opening Statements found here: https://lnkd.in/gaTeWQug The effectiveness of an opening statement can significantly influence the jury's perception and the overall direction of the trial. A persuasive opening statement can frame the narrative in a way that favors one side, potentially impacting the jurors' initial leanings and their interpretation of the subsequent evidence. This is confirmation bias at work. Confirmation bias is a psychological tendency where people favor information that confirms their existing beliefs or hypotheses, while disregarding or minimizing evidence that contradicts them. Here’s how it can play out in the context of opening statements and jury verdicts: Framing the Narrative: Opening statements provide the first detailed narrative of the case to the jury. If a juror already leans towards a particular belief about the case—due to preconceived notions, media influence, personal experiences, or initial impressions—then the opening statement that aligns with this belief will likely strengthen it. This initial alignment can make jurors more receptive to evidence that supports the opening narrative they favor and more critical of opposing evidence. Selective Attention and Recall: Throughout the trial, jurors affected by confirmation bias may pay more attention to and better remember evidence that aligns with the narrative established in the opening statement they found convincing. Conversely, they might pay less attention to, forget, or rationalize away evidence that contradicts this narrative. Interpretation of Evidence: Jurors might interpret ambiguous evidence in a way that supports the narrative they believe, as set by the opening statements. This interpretation can be crucial in cases where evidence is not straightforward and requires some degree of interpretation. Decision Making: As jurors discuss the case in deliberations, those influenced by confirmation bias might advocate more strongly for the perspective supported by the opening statement that aligned with their initial beliefs. This can affect group dynamics and potentially sway the opinions of other jurors. Impact on Verdicts: The combined effect of these biases can be a verdict that reflects not just the actual evidence presented in the case, but also the initial framing and personal biases of the jurors. This might lead to a higher likelihood of a verdict that either unfairly favors the prosecution or the defense, depending on which opening statement resonated more with jurors’ pre-existing beliefs. Given these dynamics, both plaintiff and defense attorneys strive to craft opening statements that not only present their case effectively but also preemptively counter potential biases by acknowledging and addressing any contrary evidence or interpretations.

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In my last post, I had advised that, if you're starting out in the entertainment law space, you should pay attention to and follow those who are ahead of you in this field. It is my pleasure to share with you some of the people that I've learnt a lot from in this field. Here goes. Unique Oliver Folashade Anozie Omotayo Queen Inakoju Marie Lora-Mungai Bernice Asein Juliana Imam (Juliana Owajimam Oboh-Joseph) William Umoh Amanda Uzoagba, Esq. Ademola Adeoluwa Oyinkansola Fawehinmi The list is by no means exhaustive, but it's a great start. Also, from them, you'll learn that the world of entertainment law -- actually the media and entertainment space -- is a very vast world. There's so much to explore and there are so many opportunities waiting to be taken advantage of. You will find that an entertainment lawyer is hugely needed in music, film, news, beauty & fashion, tech, arts, creativity, communications, events, gossip, magic & tricks, photography, social media, information management, talent management, makeup, ticketing & promotions, marketing, PR, policy, and so many other important endeavours. Juicy, right? Start by following the above-named people. If you're already following any of them, do you agree with me? Have they helped you in any way?😃 Maybe in my next post, I'll get to share what a social media influencer service contract typically contains. Maybe. #law #entertainment #entertainmentlaw #intellectualproperty

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