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Can Defendants Delete or Hide Social Media Data When Facing a Lawsuit?
Every state’s laws are different, and once information is removed from the web, there usually is not much to be done in terms of recovering
Medical Device Class Action Cases Require Smart Social Media Investigations
Let’s say that your law firm is defending against a medical device class action case. Tens of thousands of people are claiming they were injured
Social Media, Personal Lives, and the Limits of Discovery
Many aspects of personal and professional life are conducted online and through social media. As a result, social media posts have become a ripe target
Conducting Social Media Investigations is the Key to Bellwether Trials
Mass tort and multi-district litigation cases more and more often require bellwether trials to determine how a likely jury is going to assess these
How to Select an Unbiased Arbitrator through Social Media Investigations
Class action cases require a tremendous amount of social media and online research, not just of the potential class members, but also of the arbitrators
Lawyers Using Fake Profiles Will Find Themselves in Real Trouble
As people become more sophisticated with social media use, it becomes harder and harder for lawyers to collect social media evidence in their cases.