Two of our readers from Minnesota, Gregory M. Duhl (Associate Professor of Law at William Mitchell College of Law) and Jaclyn Millner (of Fitch, Johnson, Larson & Held, P.A.) have recently posted a draft of an article (to be published in the Pace Law Review) on the use of social networking evidence in insurance and workers’ compensation litigation.


This area of law (and life) is becoming a force to be reckoned with, and certainly worthy of discovery in the appropriate case. As we have noted on other posts, we have been successful in getting some really damaging evidence against litigants from even their public posts on these social networking sites.

Greg and Jaclyn have provided a link, and would welcome any feedback that our readers might have.

Please click here for the link.

 

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Parks T. Chastain is a member of the law firm of Brewer Krause Brooks Chastain & Meisner, PLLC. He graduated from the University of Louisville, where he earned a B. S. in Sociology, awarded with high honors, in 1986. He earned his J.

Parks T. Chastain is a member of the law firm of Brewer Krause Brooks Chastain & Meisner, PLLC. He graduated from the University of Louisville, where he earned a B. S. in Sociology, awarded with high honors, in 1986. He earned his J. D. also at the University of Louisville, Brandeis School of Law, where he graduated cum laude. He served as editor of the Journal of Law & Education, was a two year member of the National Moot Court Team, and a member of the prestigious Brandeis Society. He was admitted to the Tennessee Bar in 1989.

Mr. Chastain represents insurers on a state and national basis in the investigation of first party claims, and in litigation arising from first party and third party coverage disputes. Read More…