"Going to court? Seeking damages for injuries? Be careful what you post on Facebook (and, presumably, elsewhere). In the first case of its kind (analyzed in the Courtroom Strategy blog), a Suffolk County, NY Judge allowed a defendant in a personal injury lawsuit to obtain access to the Facebook profile of the plaintiff suing them, saying 'Plaintiff has no legitimate reasonable expectation of privacy.' You have been warned. I am not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice, but I would expect this to become common."
Be careful what you say, it will always come back to bite you on the ass!
A good advice for many, but not likely to many of your readers. ;D
ReplyDeleteGood stuff you got here.
ReplyDeleteGood advice.
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ReplyDeleteWell I'm sure the few who do read will be thankful
ReplyDeleteI was always paranoid about this kind of thing occurring, which is why I deleted my myspace and facebook accounts.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff to know.
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