Gone are the days when due diligence, or a litigation background check, amounted to reviewing a rÉsumÉ and examining public records — or even Googling!
Today, a witness, juror, expert or potential business partner is more likely to have a social networking site than a criminal conviction. Many painstaking attorneys would be sure to check for court records, but they might miss out on the additional benefits of this new information arena.
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