By: Jason Marks, Member Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine, P.L. It should come as no surprise by now that content posted on Facebook, Twitter and other online forums is open for the whole world to read.  Nor is it a secret that such public postings are discoverable in the court of law.  For …

By Michael T. Landen Social media is now an integral part of our society and our jobs, and the number of popular sites grows every day.  Be it Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Craigslist, Google+ or any other number of social media outlets, most of us are engaged in social media …

By Steve Silverman Last week I blogged about how social media is impacting businesses in litigation and discovery.  This week, let’s look at the issue of employees and how their social media usage can impact discovery in litigation.  The social media opportunities are seemingly endless: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and …

The exponential growth of the internet is also seeing an increase in the number of legal actions against “John Doe” defendants. Here are some good guidelines to id these anonymous bloggers. Read the full article here. Anonymous Bloggers and the First Amendment: When and How Your Company Can Identify its …