Is clicking Like on Facebook Speech?
A judge in Virginia ruled that liking a page on Facebook is not speech. In the case, employees of a Sheriff “liked” the opposition’s Facebook page. When the Sheriff won
May 7, 2012
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What a dust up, can (and should) employers ask for a Facebook password?
First, under no circumstances should employers/potential employers ask for a Facebook password. I have absolutely no doubt that if an employer views an individual’s Facebook account it will learn things
March 27, 2012
Pinterest’s Terms of Service – An Update
There has been much debate since the Pinterest terms of service controversy broke. Some copyright specialists believe that the copyright issue is a red herring due to the transformative nature
March 27, 2012
Attorneys – Are you ready for what comes next?
Even attorneys don’t like to think about their own mortality, and yet, we all age, and sooner or later we will all pass away. But ask yourself, if you should
March 20, 2012
Are Pinterest’s terms of use really that bad?
I have read a number of articles about Pinterest and its terms of use lately. Someone actually sent me a message on Facebook asking if I knew about the terms
March 6, 2012
No more texting while driving in PA
As of March 1, 2012, in Pennsylvania, if you text while you are operating a moving vehicle, you are committing a primary offense. A primary offense means that a police
March 1, 2012
Family Law and Social Media
A look at how family lawyers should be using social media both for their clients and their firms.
February 27, 2012
The Bad Jennifer Ellis is Back! She comes along with Convergent, Sprint and AT&T to torment me. So who wants to handle the lawsuit?
If you follow this blog, you might recall that I wrote about the bad, bad, Jennifer Ellis who doesn’t pay her bills. This Jennifer, when I first became aware of
February 17, 2012