Another Lesson for Litigants Who Are Not Careful of Facebook Posts

By: chris.placitella @ Mar 28, 2013

PARTY’S DELETION OF FACEBOOK PAGE FOUND TO BE SPOLIATION OF EVIDENCE A personal-injury plaintiff who deleted his Facebook account while the defendants were trying to access it has been sanctioned for spoliation. The plaintiff “had a duty to preserve his Facebook account at the time it was deactivated and deleted” and the defense […]

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