Business and Financial Services
Social Media Accounts in Bankruptcy: Business or Personal?
Social media accounts can become relevant assets in bankruptcy proceedings, raising the question of whether they belong to an individual or a business. In this article, Bean, Kinney & Korman attorney Andrea Campbell Davison examines how courts determine ownership of these accounts. The analysis focuses on how the account is used, rather than simply who created it. Where an account is used for business purposes—such as promoting a company or interacting with customers—it may be treated as…
April 28, 2015
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