U.S. Court Rules Facebook “Likes” Count As Free Speech

Imagine you work for sheriff in the city where you live. As the sheriff, your boss, is an elected official, he must run for re-election if he wants to keep his position. In any election there are opponents. If you think your boss’ opponent is a better fit for the job, you might include the…

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Everything You Post Online Can Be Used Against You In Court

It’s a brave new world and we are communicating in ways unheard of even ten years ago.  Employers, employees and the law are all racing to catch up to technology both in how to manage its boundaries and the legal challenges it presents to all parties.  More frequently nowadays, employers are implementing social media policies…

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