Articles Posted in Attorney Practice Tips

Facebook makes a damn fine litigation tool

September 25, 2010 | by Eric B. Meyer

I am not related to Carnac the Magnificent.

Several months ago, when I posted How Facebook Can Make or Break Your Case, I offered a series of tips about how attorneys representing companies can use Facebook to sleuth out some A-1 information about employee-plaintiffs.

A wake-up call to employers who raise vanilla affirmative defenses

September 12, 2010 | by Eric B. Meyer

Over at Texas Lawyer, Mike Maslanka has a short, but very important post about a recent case out of the

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