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E-Discovery LLC - Gen Z Reportedly Moving to Social Media for Information Instead of Traditional Search Engines By Michael Berman

Gen Z Reportedly Moving to Social Media for Information Instead of Traditional Search Engines

A Forbes and Talker Research study highlights that Gen Z is using social media for information and shopping more than ever, reducing their reliance on traditional search engines like Google. This shift has significant implications for businesses, litigators, and digital strategies.

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An Epilog: 4 Things You Never Wanted to Hear + 8 Lessons & a Dispute Over Revealing Recipients of Litigation Hold Notices, All in One Case by Michael Berman, E-Discovery LLC.

An Epilog:  4 Things You Never Wanted to Hear + 8 Lessons & a Dispute Over Revealing Recipients of Litigation Hold Notices, All in One Case

Social media platforms face allegations of targeting and addicting youth in the Social Media Adolescent Addiction case. This comprehensive analysis dives into the multifaceted challenges of e-discovery and litigation hold notices in the digital agea. The article summarizes five previous articles on this comprehensive case.

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And When I Die…. What Happens to My Social Media? by Michael Berman

And When I Die….  What Happens to My Social Media?

“Nothing is certain except for death and taxes.”  For those who wish to do so, planning under the “Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act” may be appropriate.

Like most other States, Maryland has enacted the “Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act.” The statute permits the “user” of “digital assets” to authorize a designee to access specified digital assets after the user’s death or disability. It is codified in Md. Code Ann., Est. & Trusts Art., Title 15, Subtitle 6 (“ET”).

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