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Like them or hate them, emojis have become an important aspect of everyday communication. An average of 68% of all consumers receive one or more messages per day that contain an emoji. The percentage of connected workers utilizing emojis in the workplace has increased from 33% in 2016 to 77%+ in 2022. Given their ubiquity, emojis are increasingly becoming a potentially valuable, though underused, source of evidence in both civil and criminal cases, and they can provide context and clarity on disputed issues. While emojis will not be critical in every action, this program will inform attendees of the key discovery and evidentiary issues involved with using emojis as well as some best practices tips. 

*All registrations are assumed to be remote unless otherwise stated. To reserve your seat for the in-person option, please contact Ann Horn at Ann@SonomaCountyBar.org or (707) 542-1190 ext. 100 to transfer your remote registration to in-person.  

For the comfort of our guests, a limited number of in-person seats are available. If you wish to attend in-person, we suggest notifying our office at your earliest convenience to reserve your seat. Walk-ins will be admitted as space allows. In-person registrations expire at the start of the presentation. We do ask that you arrive promptly; otherwise your reserved seat may be given to a walk-in attendee. In-person reservations are non-refundable unless cancelled prior to 3 pm one business day prior to the presentation.

If you need assistance with registration, please contact Ann Horn at 707-542-1190 ext. 100 or Ann@SonomaCountyBar.org 

SCBA is happy to consider any accommodations you may need to participate in this program. Please contact SCBA at Reception@SonomaCountyBar.org or (707) 542-1190 ext. 100 to discuss what accommodations can be made available to you.