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Doniger / Burroughs Obtains Cutting-Edge Ruling Regarding Internet Messaging
Doniger / Burroughs attorney Regina Y. Yeh, Esq. obtains reversal of a Court Order regarding private messages transmitted via MySpace and Facebook. In a decision of first impression, the Court held that messages sent through social networking sites qualify as protected communications under the Stored Communications Act, and are presumed to be non-discoverable if not available to the public.