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Now more than in the past, a much wider sphere of influence affects a potential jury pool. Effective media analysis must encompass not only the Internet but also social media. Such in-depth study is
Lawyers are increasingly discovering that social networking sites hold treasure chests of data for their cases. In one such instance, firm partner Joan Malbrough said she helped secure shared custody
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