This article in LAW.COM considers the intersection between Web 2.0 communications and pre-trial discovery. Requests to produce documents may soon include, in addition to more traditional items such as memos and emails, a request for social or business networking information. It might be highly relevant to know what's on the corporate wiki or the corporate blog of the opposing party in your lawsuit. The question is, will such information be susceptible to discovery?
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