When you talk to an experienced injury lawyer, they will be able to tell you how social media could actually hamper your case:
•    What you post on social media can be misconstrued and used against you in court and even seemingly innocent posts or pictures could be taken out of context by the opposing counsel to discredit your claims.
•    Your social media activity may contradict the severity of your injuries or the events surrounding your accident. For instance, if you claim to have suffered a back injury in a car accident but post pictures of yourself engaging in physically demanding activities, it can undermine your case.
•    Your Plantation injury attorney will also tell you that sharing details about your case or discussing it with others on social media can have legal repercussions, including contempt of court or violating confidentiality agreements.
•    Insurance companies and defense attorneys often scour social media profiles for information that can be used to undermine your case. Even seemingly private posts or messages can be accessed through legal means, and be used against you. 
•    Inconsistencies between your social media activity and your testimony in court can damage your credibility as a witness, making it harder to prove the validity of your claims.
•    Jurors may form biased opinions based on your social media presence, regardless of its relevance to the case. This can sway their decision-making process and affect the outcome of your trial.
•    Insurance companies may use information obtained from social media to offer lower settlement amounts or deny your claim altogether.
At Ellsley Law, you will have access to some of the finest Plantation injury lawyers, who will guide you on every step of the way, ensuring you full justice.