With an increase in cases involving social media evidence, it’s important to know how the e-discovery process works for your case. Here’s a breakdown….
Additional Resources & Articles
Social Media Platforms for Litigators: Are You Socially Savvy?
Not long ago, most written evidence in litigation came from public records and official documents. Today? The landscape has shifted. Social media platforms have added new layers of complexity—and opportunity— to discovery. Content shared online can now be used as…
The Risks of Tipping-Off the Subject in a Social Media Investigation
What happens when you tip-off the subject of a case, effectively letting them know that you’re looking into their social media profiles for evidence? Turns out, a lot….
Business Leaders Are Taking Social Media Law Courses
Don’t learn your lesson the hard way. It may be time to take a class on social media law, or just reach out to get expert help to navigate a complex topic….
Friending to Gain Access is an Unethical Behavior in Litigation
There are many unethical behaviors to avoid when in the middle of a court case. You may be unknowingly engaging in these behaviors. Here is what to avoid….
Automated Tools in Social Media Intelligence
Automated tools for social media evidence gathering is not recommended. The risk of false positives is too great, and these automated tools are not able to provide a human element that can make the difference to your case. …
Million-Dollar Mistake:
Are you planning to fail — or lose your lawsuit — by failing to plan?…
The Value of an In-House Analyst
Trust the social media intelligence and analytical search process. Our in-house team of expert analysts provide valuable experience and knowledge that’s crucial to your case….
The Dangers of Fake News and False Positives in Discovery
The need to verify social media evidence and avoid fake news and false positives has never been more urgent—both in the U.S. and globally. But how do you tell the difference between credible online content and misleading or fabricated evidence?…
Information Warfare: Trolling, Misinformation, and Bias
The latest headlines on social media involve Facebook and the U.S. midterm elections. On Tuesday, Facebook announced it had identified pages and accounts created by internet trolls and bots spreading misinformation campaigns. For legal professionals, this news highlights the growing…