Pennsylvania Finally Has Guidance on Social Media Authentication I have written and spoken many times on social media and its use in court. To an extent, I was engaging in
I wrote a guestpost for Good2bSocial. The topic is how to handle disclaimers on social media posts. My post includes a discussion of where to put disclaimers and provides samples.
I get questions about deleting a post a lot, Facebook constantly changes how deleting posts works. I keep rewriting my post in response. So here is how to delete or
Preponderance of the Evidence for Facebook Chat Admission In an issue of first impression, the 3rd Circuit provided an analysis for authentication and admission of social media evidence. The authentication
Preserving Social Media Evidence I recorded this video for the PBA Solo and Small Firm Practice Section Conference. I am sharing it because I thought people might like to know
I had the honor to be interviewed by the Legal Talk Network. We talked about SEO (search engine optimization.)
My Experience With Casual Misogyny A couple of weeks or so ago I broke my usual rule on offering political opinions on Facebook and wrote the following: “Tom Cotton is an
Facebook Updates its Community Standards An area of substantial confusion on Facebook involves what is and what is not allowed in terms of nudity, hate speech, stalking and other content.
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