An Ethics Opinion from California, indicates that if an enterprising lawyer uses Facebook as an investigative tool, they may get into trouble. A San Diego County Bar Association ethics committee concludes that sending a Facebook "friend request" to a represented party violates California Rule of Professional Conduct 2-100 and could be cause for discipline. The opinion's author says its the first to confront exparte communication through social media. Bottom line is that a divorce lawyer can't "friend" the other party in a case. |
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