Two Pennsylvania courts have recently denied defense motions asking for access to plaintiffs' private social media pages, apparently evening the social media scoreboard and giving plaintiffs some much-needed case law to counter a trio of opposing decisions.
April 08, 2013 at 10:00 AM
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Originally Published Dec. 11, 2011
Two Pennsylvania courts have recently denied defense motions asking for access to plaintiffs’ private social media pages, apparently evening the social media scoreboard and giving plaintiffs some much-needed case law to counter a trio of opposing decisions.
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