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Social media profiles contain vast amounts of voluntarily posted information while also being readily accessible and relatively permanent. The prevalence and popularity of social media sites make them a natural target for legal discovery. However, many legal and ethical issues are associated with social media collection and e-discovery. Attorneys are advised to be well versed with those issues.
Privacy and Ethics Regarding Social Media Evidence and Discovery
Many people post freely and regularly about their professional and personal lives on social media. ...
If your law firm has dozens or hundreds of attorneys and staff, it’s hard to stay on top of everyone. One of the litigation strategies that often falls through the cracks is social media investigations. As attorneys, our duty of competence in today’s day and age extends to searching for relevant electronically stored information wherever it can be found, and that includes social media. ...
In today’s ever-changing technological landscape, companies in all industries share one sentiment: Disrupt, or be disrupted.
We have witnessed technology revolutionize transportation, shopping, dining, and virtually everything in between. All organizations, regardless of size, are tasked with the challenge of adapting to these changes and actively seeking ways to optimize operations using the latest technology. Even some of the largest, seemingly untouchable giants such as Macy’s have been on the decline due to slow uptake in the digital space. ...