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EEOC seeks to limit social media discovery order (access required)

by Correy Stephenson

Published: December 12,2012

In another example of courts and litigants struggling with the boundaries of discoverability of social media, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a motion seeking to limit a discovery order. In EEOC v. Original Honeybaked Ham Company of Georgia, the agency represents a class of 20 female plaintiffs alleging sexual harassment and retaliation against the ...
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