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The potential impact of plaintiff social media activity continues to grow and become more evident in recent years. Explore this page to learn about what law firms across North America are experiencing and saying about the significance of client social media.
If the Best Trial Lawyers Are Storytellers, Why Aren’t More Using Their Clients’ Own Visual History on Social Media?
Trial Lawyers Win With Stories, Not Spreadsheets Every great trial lawyer knows the truth: cases...
How Social Media Evidence Shapes Credibility and Trial Outcomes
For plaintiff attorneys, credibility is currency. Every client brings years of social activity...
Is Obtaining Client Social Media Content Part of Your Onboarding Workflow? The Cost of Manual Social Media Review in Client Onboarding
Inconsistency and lack of process around client social content will cost you. If it hasn’t done so...
How Social Media Evidence Impacts Jury Perception and Case Value
When jurors are exposed to a plaintiff’s social media evidence, it can directly impact credibility...
Mark Lanier: Rethinking Case Storytelling and The Power of Roadmaps
Live from the Lanier 9.0 Master Class Conference, Texas This morning’s standout session at the...
What Not to Post on Social Media After a Personal Injury Claim
For anyone pursuing a personal injury claim, social media evidence can either support or sabotage...
How to Fumble a $1 Million Settlement Offer
A real-world lesson in why ignoring social media can cost plaintiff firms dearly. It was a...
Using Plaintiff Pre-Date of Loss Social Media Content to Strengthen Personal Injury Claims
In personal injury and disability litigation, establishing a clear picture of a client’s life...
How Defense Attorneys Use Social Media Evidence Against Plaintiffs
Social media has become a powerful tool in litigation, especially for defense attorneys looking to...
Six Ways Social Media Activity Can Undermine Your Personal Injury Claim
If you've filed a personal injury or disability claim, social media can become a liability rather...