Law Practice
Jan. 7, 2017
Informal discovery and social media hacks
Social media activity provides rich resource for informal discovery, as long as each website's rules are abided. By Michelle Sherman
Michelle Sherman
Farmers Group
6301 Owensmouth Ave Fl 3
Woodland Hills , California 91367
Phone: (818) 965-0278
Email: Michelle.Sherman@farmersinsurance.com
UCLA SOL; Los Angeles CA
Michelle is author of "Winning with Social Media: A Desktop Guide for Lawyers Using Social Media in Litigation and Trial." She is in-house and an adjunct professor at USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
When Sony Pictures Entertainment was the target of a cyberattack that was reportedly orchestrated by the North Korean government, the public learned of it and followed the unfolding story on various news outlets. As a direct result of the cyberattack, privacy-protected salary information of senior executives and confidential emails (some of which were later described as "thoughtless," "insensitive" and "inappropriate" by the pe...
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