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Plan Fiduciaries Should Be Aware of Public and Private Social Media Activities
Butterfield Schechter LLP 
Sept. 14, 2018
"[S]ending a quick message to another person through an online message may be treated like casual conversation. Especially when the messages are expected to be kept private. However, these messages can still be treated like emails in litigation discovery. So regardless of whether you are a plaintiff or defendant in an ERISA action, always think twice about what you commit to writing in otherwise casual conversation." [Bell v. Pension Committee of ATH Holding Co., No. 15-2062 (S.D. Ind. June 14, 2018)]
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