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Mitch Jackson is a California trial lawyer who enjoys combining law, social media and technology to disrupt, hack, and improve his clients’ companies, causes, and professional relationships. He’s an award-winning 2009 Orange County Trial Lawyer of the Year and 2013 California Litigation Lawyer of the Year, who was recently profiled in Inc.com and who also appeared on stage to share social media marketing tips at the Tony Robbin’s Business Mastery Event in Las Vegas to an audience of 2,000. Mitch is an early adopter of livestreaming and was named by Mashable as one of the top 50 influencers to follow on Snapchat. The ABA Journal included Mitch as one of the Top legal Twitter accounts to follow in 2017 and he was also recently named one of the top social media influencers to follow on social media in 2017. His cover profile in the Orange County Attorney Journal Magazine wrapped up the past year. In addition to sharing his thoughts on using AR, VR, MR and AI in trial from the stage at the September 2017 Clio Cloud Conference in New Orleans, Mitch has also spoken at the New York, San Francisco, Los Angles Periscope Summits (Summit.live), and Social Media Day San Diego. He has appeared on live video shows with Katie Couric, Anderson Cooper, Seth Godin, Peter Diamandis, and Gary Vaynerchuk and his weekly live video show, TheShow.live, is one of the longest running weekly live video shows on the Internet. His new podcast at MitchJacksonPodcast.com is also climbing the iTunes charts! Mitch is a consulting expert in the new book “Shame Nation” by Sue Scheff with the forward by Monica Lewinsky and also a consulting expert in the California State Bar’s “Effective Introduction of Evidence in California- Chapter 54 Electronic and Social Media Evidence.” He’s also been profiled and mentioned in about half a dozen social media marketing books including David Meerman Scott’s best-selling marketing books, “The New Rules of Marketing & PR (5th Edition published in 18 different languages)” and “The New Rules of Sales and Service.”