Monday, September 30, 2013
Social Media
Social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) has become a staple of most people's lives. It has also been a constant source of evidence for both Plaintiffs and Defendants in almost every kind of case. As an attorney or a client, you cannot destroy items on your Facebook page when litigation is commenced. Otherwise, you run into issues of spoliation of evidence that I have talked about here previously. An attorney accepted a five year suspension in an article by the ABA Journal published on August 7, 2013 as a result of telling a client to clean up his Facebook. That article is here. Something to be careful of for sure.
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Media and specially facebook is the strongest means of networking between sellers and buyers now days. Large number of likes and shares are helpful in making genuine leads. Promotional techniques used by facebook ads campaign management are high rated. Heard a lot about their subjectivity and planning to hire them as soon as possible.
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