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Reviewed for accuracy by Joseph Jones. As you’re likely aware, attorneys must take an oath before gaining the privilege to practice law. This oath mandates their commitment to uphold the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of California. It emphasizes the importance of conducting themselves with dignity, courtesy, and integrity. Like […]
Workers’ compensation fraud has a profound cost and impact on all parties involved. However, identifying and addressing fraud requires a thorough understanding of what it looks like, who commits it, how to detect and prove it, and more. At Bosco Legal, we have over 30 years of experience as an industry leader supporting litigation through […]
Countless records, files, and documents are necessary to support claims in legal proceedings, but how does one go about tracking them down? The act of locating relevant records, working with facilities to obtain them, and extracting any relevant information can be a laborious and time-consuming process. That’s why many individuals, businesses, and legal professionals seek […]
Cyber libel, defamation, and slander are on the rise. This is largely due to two factors: 1) individuals are emboldened by the ease at which they can post content with fake information, and 2) the growing number of social media users. Statista predicted that the number of users across all social media platforms will reach […]
If social media activity is crucial to your argument in court, how will you make sure that you’re putting forth the strongest case possible? Before handing over the reins to your legal team, take a moment to verify how they’ll be gathering and processing critical evidence. Will they be using a software service or engaging […]
To use social media photos as evidence in a court case, they must be properly obtained, preserved, and verified as presenting authentic and truthful information. One question that can stump many legal teams is how to verify the date of photos posted on social media. Dating a photo doesn’t just mean identifying when it was […]
In today’s world, anyone with internet access can find out where someone was, who they were with, and what they were doing after a 5-second social media search. With this in mind, you’d think every modern court case would rely heavily on the minute-by-minute record of activity that many folks willingly post on their accounts. […]
If you’re involved in a court case that requires a social media investigation to obtain evidence, you may be tempted to use social media intelligence (SMI) tools advertised so frequently on the web. These tools are designed to gather certain types of data from social media websites quickly, but that information means nothing for your […]
The fast pace of social media and the speed at which our attention flies from posts to videos to comments sections can make it seem like a transient, intangible element of daily life. In court, however, social media evidence is held to the same standards as all other admissible evidence. This means anyone responsible for […]
A man identified as Zimmerman (Zimmerman vs. Weis Markets, Inc) suffered an injury while operating a forklift in the course of his employment at a Weis Markets warehouse. Following the injury, he filed a suit against Weis Markets claiming that he lost wages and was now burdened with an emotionally traumatic scar that prevented him […]
