Court Orders Production of Plaintiff's User Names and Passwords for Social
Network Accounts

*McMillen v. Hummingbird Speedway, Inc., No. 113-2010 CD (C.P. Jefferson,
Sept. 9, 2010)*

In this personal injury case, defendant Hummingbird Speedway, Inc. sought
access to plaintiff’s social network accounts and requested production of
his user names, log-in names, and passwords.  Plaintiff objected, arguing
that the information was confidential.  Upon defendants’ Motion to Compel,
the court found the requested information was not confidential or subject to
the protection of any evidentiary privilege and ordered its production to
defendants’ attorneys within 15 days and that plaintiff should not take
steps to delete or alter the existing information on his social network
accounts.


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Peterk
Richmond, Va
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laissez-faire, unbridled competition.
They have occurred under the guidance of federal agencies, and under the
umbrella of federal regulations."
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