In an article published on February 13, 2018 in the Sun Sentinel, Damien Orato discusses cellphone records as evidence in lawsuits.

“Court-ordered examinations of phone records have become standard in civil court cases, particularly in cases involving motor vehicle accidents,” Orato explained. “Plaintiffs and insurance companies generally want to see time-stamped records of phone activities to determine whether a driver was distracted at the time of a crash.”

He cautions that parties involved in civil cases – both plaintiffs and defendants – should be aware that any incoming and outgoing phone numbers are not private if the information “is relevant in a given case.”

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