A Measured Response to Social Media Preservation | Bow Tie Law's Blog

Attorneys should discuss with their clients what types of social media they
use for preservation of relevant electronically stored information. No
lawyer should tell a party to deactivate an account that could have
relevant information for a lawsuit, but it might not be a bad idea to give
instructions limiting use during a case. This would depend on the facts of
the case.

There are many options for preserving social media. Screen shots and print
outs are perfectly acceptable if time is of the essence. I know many
attorneys in family law, DA’s who prosecute deadbeat dads, or those seeking
TRO’s who have done this “low tech” approach to social media preservation.


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