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Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok have moved far beyond cute cat memes. Today, they serve as vast repositories of personal and professional information. Adding to this growing digital footprint, data from fitness devices like Fitbit and Apple Watch, along with location-sharing apps such as Snapchat, constantly track and store details about our movements, health metrics, and whereabouts. While these technologies enhance our connectivity, they also introduce new challenges—and opportunities—in the legal landscape. Rapid technological advancements have blurred the lines between public and private life, raising complex questions about reasonable expectations of privacy and the evolving nature of identity.

Across the country, courts are increasingly grappling with ethical concerns, new legal precedents, mistrials, and costly remedies—all stemming from the misuse or misunderstanding of social media in professional settings and legal practice. This webinar will equip participants with practical tools and techniques for identifying and collecting evidence from social media platforms, empowering legal professionals to navigate this ever-shifting terrain with confidence.