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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has conditionally vetoed a bill that would bar employers from demanding social media IDs from employees and applicants
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...of the answering party's social media site (such as Facebook or Myspace) before granting access to the private portions of the site. Accordingly, the...
...continued use during litigation. We must ask if they have Facebook, LinkedIn, Myspace or Twitter accounts and if they post content (images, videos, etc.) to...
...s request to gain access to its opponent's private Facebook and Myspace pages, but ordered the plaintiff not to delete the websites or any...
...s request to gain access to its opponent's private Facebook and Myspace pages, but ordered the plaintiff not to delete the websites or any...
Highlighting the need for guidance from the state's appellate courts, a Monroe County judge's recent decision on a discovery motion into a woman's social media account appears to have deviated from t
...defense motion seeking access to the private portions of the Facebook and MySpace accounts of a personal injury plaintiff, finding no privilege exists in Pennsylvania...
...United later sent forms for Gatto's signature that would authorize Facebook, MySpace, eBay and PayPal to release his information. On Nov. 21, 2011, Gatto...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...54 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 2010): "Both Facebook and Myspace are social networking sites where people can share information about their personal...
...s request to gain access to the plaintiff's private Facebook and Myspace pages, but also ordered the plaintiff not to delete the websites or...
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