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Face-Off on Facebook: Judges and Lawyers as Social Media “Friends” in a Post-Herssein World » Should a judge be disqualified from a case based solely on a Facebook friendship with one of the attorneys? The Florida Supreme Court recently answered the question in the negative in Law Offices of Herssein & Herssein, P.A. v. United Servs. Auto. Ass’n, Case No. SC17-1848, 2018 Fla. LEXIS 2209 (Fla. Nov. 15, 2018), when… Floridabar.org

If ‘friends’ can see Facebook photos, so can opposing counsel » If ‘friends’ can see Facebook photos, so can opposing counsel Senior Editor Just because you set your Facebook privacy setting to allow only “friends” to see your photos doesn’t mean they won’t wind up as Exhibit A in court. In Nucci v. Target Corp. , a case that “stands at the intersection of a litigant’s… Floridabar.org

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Facebook Posts and Twitter Invites Don't Violate Non-Solicitation Clause - Pre-Paid Legal v. Cahill - Technology & Marketing Law Blog » [Post by Venkat Balasubramani with a comment from Eric] Pre-Paid Legal Services v. Cahill, Civ-12-346-JHP (E.D. Ok. Jan. 22, 2013) Cahill was an associate of Pre-Paid Legal Services, described by the court as a multi-level marketing company. Cahill joined and… Blog.ericgoldman.org