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  • The Liability of Recording Others

    Though many people today take advantage of modern technology and record meetings or conversations for their own purposes or preservation, it would behoove them to know about the liabilities listed in the New Jersey Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Control Act.

  • Chick-Fil-A, Thomas Menino, and the First Amendement – Interview with Dustin Hecker

    On the 20th of July, Boston mayor Thomas Menino sent Dan Cathy, President of Chick-Fil-A, a strongly worded letter discouraging him from expanding his enterprise into his city. Proponents of both figures hastily emerged to voice their opinions on this issue. It seems that the scale ultimately tipped in favor of Cathy, as evidenced in Chick-Fil-A’s record breaking sales in the aftermath known as “appreciation day.”

  • The Importance of Guarding Privacy During Divorce

    When a married couple decides to separate, they will be required to make numerous decisions regarding their future lives apart from one another. Some of the most highly contested decisions involve the division of property and the spousal maintenance that one spouse pays to the other. These decisions can become so heated that spouses have been known to use every bit of information to gain an advantage over the other.

  • Freedom of Information Act and Privacy

    Most township officials are aware of the importance of complying with the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Like a number of other areas of law, compliance with such a statute has become increasingly complex as a result of shifting interpretations by the courts. Learn more about the cases that have had an effect on the interpretation of the act in recent years.

  • Protecting Your Personal Information with Online Privacy Laws

    A lot of people who use the internet have the need to protect their privacy. However, the internet is still so new that online privacy laws are still being written and modified.

  • Electronic Evidence Meets Right to Privacy in Texas Divorce Cases

    There is a false sense of security that takes place when we log on to the internet, our smart phones, or some other form of electronic communication. Many of us seem to think that our true selves are separated from these pieces of technology and that our words and actions are anonymous and floating somewhere through the netherworld of cell phone towers and W-Fi hotspots.

  • Self-Incrimination in Your Pocket

    California Supreme Court allows search of data stored on mobile phone without warrant.

  • Facebook and Divorce: Airing the Dirty Laundry

    Divorce attorneys have taken to reviewing social networking sites as a best practice to glean whatever information they can, looking to see if what a spouse says in court is different from what he or she is saying online.

  • Hidden Camera Detectors Take On High-Tech Voyeurs

    New Yorkers Among Many Across Country Fed Up With The Notion That Someone Could Be Watching

  • The Constitution and Airport Full Body Scans

    Increased levels of airport scrutiny of travelers have taken place since the failed attempt to blow an airliner bound for Detroit out of the sky on Christmas. Proposals to expand the use of low level X-rays for full body scans have become central to many plans. Security and safety are always in tension with freedom and privacy. Modern life requires balancing these concerns more than ever before as technology becomes more intrusive and potential threats more deadly.