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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Court Can Require Social Media Records To Be Produced, But Request Should Be Narrowly Tailored

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From Craig McLaughlin's SmartProperty Blog - question before the court was whether a plaintiff could be compelled to produce his entire Facebook account.

Court Can Require Social Media Records To Be Produced, But Request Should Be Narrowly Tailored
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