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Florida Approves Prelitigation Santization of a Client’s Facebook Page

May a lawyer advise a client to “clean up” social media pages by removing photos, videos, and other information that are “directly related to the incident for which the lawyer is …

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May I Advise My Client to Take Down Harmful Social-Media Content?

  Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and countless others are a pervasive part of modern life. We are distracted by it. Our children are addicted to it. Our …

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