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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 it.
There is a truism that nothing ever really disappears from the web. However, this does not always apply to the law. While each state’s laws are different, in general, once information is removed from the web, ...
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Some law firms rely upon screenshots of social media and online evidence to establish or defend their case, but two recent case decisions highlight why this could be a dangerous evidentiary practice.
In the first case, an educational organization was sued for alleged discriminatory messages. The plaintiff offered social media screenshots as evidence of conversations on Facebook that they believe showed discriminatory practices from that educational organization. ...
Yes. SMI Aware uses proprietary software to make sure that social media evidence is collected in a manner that will be admissible in your court proceedings. SMI Aware establishes a chain of custody through processes and metadata to ensure your social media searches and the evidence that it collects will be admissible in any trial, hearing, or proceeding in your jurisdiction. ...