Archives for: March 24th, 2026
Written by Cooper and Friedman on March 24, 2026
Key Takeaways: There is no right to privacy for posts made on social media. This means that insurance companies and defendants can collect information without a warrant, even on private profiles. Status updates about your case should be kept confidential. Posting status updates that are unrelated to your case may still ruin claim entirely if […]
Written by Cooper and Friedman on April 30, 2022
The internet is rife with scams. People around the world lose millions of dollars each year to fraudulent entities who use ever-changing tactics to surprise, confuse, and exploit unsuspecting victims. While it’s easy to assume that elderly people are the most likely sufferers of scams, the truth is that anyone can be taken off-guard, […]
Written by Cooper and Friedman on October 20, 2020
When injured in an accident, the first thing you want to do is update your family or friends. Due to the accessibility and ease of communication on social media, jumping on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or Snapchat to share details about your experience may seem like the best idea at the time. You’ll surely get fast […]
