The plaintiff in a car accident case does not have to accept a friend request on Facebook from the defendant so that the defendant can have full access to the plaintiff's postings and pictures, a Bucks County Common Pleas Court judge has ruled.
April 08, 2013 at 10:00 AM
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED MAY 17, 2011
The plaintiff in a car accident case does not have to accept a friend request on Facebook from the defendant so that the defendant can have full access to the plaintiff’s postings and pictures, a Bucks County Common Pleas Court judge has ruled.
In Piccolo v. Paterson , Judge Albert J. Cepparulo issued a one-paragraph order denying the motion to compel filed by defendants Lindsay S. Paterson, Lee Anne Paterson, Linsey Paterson and Allstate Insurance Co.
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