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In today's digital age, social media is an integral part of our daily lives. Nearly everyone is active on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (now X), TikTok, and LinkedIn. However, many are unaware that their social media activity can have serious implications if they are involved in a personal injury lawsuit.

In this episode, Andrew Iacobelli of Iacobelli Law Firm is joined by Colton Leung to discuss the significant impact of social media on personal injury lawsuits. Learn about the importance of privacy settings and what you can do to safeguard your personal information. Colton will also explain how social media posts can undermine a plaintiff's credibility and how insurance companies and investigators can use posts and associations against the injured party. 

Navigating a personal injury lawsuit involves many complexities. However, by exercising appropriate caution, particularly with respect to your social media activity, you can effectively protect your interests and enhance the strength of your case.

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00:00 Introduction to Social Media and Personal Injury
00:21 Popular Social Media Platforms
00:35 Privacy Settings and Public Viewing
01:29 Social Media's Impact on Personal Injury Claims
03:11 Private Investigations and Surveillance
04:40 Managing Social Media and Private Settings During Litigation
06:01 Posting About Litigation Process on Social Media
06:50 Final Advice For Those Active on Social Media While Navigating a Lawsuit
07:47 Have Questions? Contact Us Today!

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Many people believe that their social media activity is private and immune to investigation. Unfortunately, that's not the case.

In today’s episode, Andrew Iacobelli and Colton Leung of Iacobelli Law Firm explore the impact of social media use in personal injury claims. One key piece of advice for personal injury clients is to be cautious about what they post on social media, as it can be used against them.

During a lawsuit, every aspect of your life is scrutinized. Setting your social media accounts to private is a good initial step, but defense lawyers can still request access to your posts, and insurance companies can hire private investigators to monitor your online activity.

Always consider how your posts might be perceived by someone examining the details of your case and consult with your lawyer for specific advice on managing your social media activity during your lawsuit. Having legal counsel will help you understand what is safe to share.

If you have any questions about your personal injury claim and the potential impact of social media, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Navigating this process carefully can significantly affect the outcome of your case.

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In this episode of Breaking, we delve into the inspiring story of a former professional golfer, Fareen Samji. She opens up about her struggles with negative self-talk and the grind of the mini-tours, which she calls her 'dark days.' She shares how she transitioned to the sport of Long Drive, where she found joy and success, winning five Canadian championships. Now, she is using her experiences to empower women to play golf with confidence, through her book 'Smashing the Grass Ceiling.'

Join us as we explore her journey, the importance of gratitude, and the tools she uses to overcome feelings of not being good enough.

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The week on the Breaking podcast, we talk to Nondas Karelis from Intergroup Facility Services about how he has transformed the way he leads his team, moving from a control-based approach to one that empowers and trusts. He talks about how important self-awareness is, overcoming fears of delegation, and the positive impact on business efficiency and culture. 

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👉 The Power of Apology in Leadership
👉 Embracing Vulnerability and Change
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👉 Exploring Self-Importance and Personal Growth
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This week on Breaking, we talk to Nioumon FoadGhazni from U+ Education, an educational institution based in Markham, Ontario, Canada. Established in 2016, U+ specializes in language and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) learning for students aged 2.5 years and older. Their customized courses cater to learners of all ages, providing flexible and diverse learning options based on individual needs.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 The Rising Cost of Education and a Nonprofit's Mission
👉 Choosing Nonprofit Work Over Corporate Aspirations
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👉 The Nonprofit Experience: Opportunities and Observations
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In this week’s episode, we talk to Anna Granic about the challenges of finding joy and purpose in her various jobs, dealing with personal losses including the tragic death of her son, to ultimately achieving success in her professional life. She shares insights on the importance of loving what you do, the power of mindset, and the necessity of continuously fine-tuning one's skills. Despite the adversity she faces, Anna's unwavering spirit and her ability to see the good in every situation help her rise and become a top performer in sales and a source of inspiration. The narrative transitions from her initial struggles to clarity and success, showcasing her evolution over the years and her future aspiration to give back, particularly through opening a foundation for dogs. 

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Finding Joy in Every Situation: A Mindset Shift
👉 The Art of Sales: Natural Talent or Learned Skill?
👉 Overcoming Rejection: A Salesperson's Perspective
👉 Choosing Self-Care in Times of Grief
👉 Achieving Success Through Clarity and Determination

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In this episode, Izaba Paras shares her story of how embracing her authentic self, including her tattoos, in a professional headshot on LinkedIn, led to unexpected positive and negative reactions, sparking a broader discussion about authenticity and stereotypes in the professional world. Despite facing criticisms and negative comments, she was able to inspire others to show their authentic selves and redefine professional norms, causing a ripple effect on the platform with the hashtag '#tattooprofessional'. 

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Embracing Authenticity in the Workplace
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👉 The Power of Tattoos: Breaking Stereotypes
👉 Facing Backlash and Overcoming Challenges
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