Parties Ordered to Hire Neutral Expert to Look into Plaintiff’s Facebook Account

  • Posted On: November 19, 2014
  • Posted By: David Mazie

How might Facebook threaten or benefit a personal injury claim? Courts are becoming increasingly involved with social media presented by either party during trial. The evidence can affect a party’s case either positively or negatively by placing emphasis as to what really happened in the jury’s minds. It is also possible the jury may get […]

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Facebook Case Pits NJ Courts in Tenuous Position Against Supreme Court Tribunals

  • Posted On: November 17, 2014
  • Posted By: David Mazie

How would New Jersey courts rule on possible overstepping by Supreme Court tribunals that investigate ethics complaints? The New Jersey Law Journal covered an interesting event on July 2 of this year where two attorneys, John Robertelli (“Robertelli”) and Gabriel Adamo (“Adamo”), sued the Office of Attorney Ethics (“OAE”) for “bringing an ethics case against […]

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