We are excited to partner with the Indiana Association of Professional Investigators in their mission to provide continuous training and education to their members. 
New Online Course By Nationally Recognized Social Media Attorney Mark Fiedelholtz That Protects Investigators From Lawsuits.
Private Investigators Nationwide Think My Online Course Adds More Credibility In Marketing Themselves As Legally Smart Social Media Investigators.
"Mark, I was captivated by the wealth of new information in your online course. I highly recommend this course to all private and public sector investigators. Thank you for making
me legally smart."

Paul Godsentidemudia,
Private Investigator, Chicago, IL
"Just a quick note to tell you that your course was awesome. You have a great platform and video resources for your students. I enjoy learning at my own pace."

- John Temblador, Remnant Investigation, CPI, CPIA, Social Media Chairman, Private Investigators Association Of Idaho
2 Big Benefits Of My Expert Online Course
  • Use my online course to build trust with your clients that you are legally smart using social media evidence.

  • Differentiate yourself from your competition as someone who has received advanced specialized social media liability training.
My Online Course Makes Sure You Comply With The New Legal Standards On Using Social Media
And Other Online Digital Evidence...
The U.S. Supreme Court Classifies Social Media
As Powerful Platforms That Contain
"High Liability" Data Sets.
Investigators who claim they are skilled social media investigators must show clients documented proof they received expert social media liability training from a court qualified social media attorney specialist on the new speech and privacy laws.
Legal Authority: FTC Section 5 Deceptive Advertising Law, state licensing statutes on what constitutes misrepresentation, and negligent misrepresentation in tort law.
See more case law on the bottom of this flyer.
Realistic Scenarios That Show Why My Online Course Saves Your Career And Personal Finances...

The cases below illustrate how you can be exposed to liability when your social media evidence is shared with third parties.

In my online course, you learn expert skills to have peace of mind knowing that if your evidence is turned over to third parties or you make public statements, your insulated from liability.

For instance, in the missing toddler's case below, the investigator would have learned what public statements could trigger defamation cases, and stayed far away from making those comments, especially to the news media. Although the case was dismissed, the investigator lost time, money, and may have scared off potential clients who don't want to hire an investigator involved in controversial lawsuits.
In The Online Course, You Learn My Proprietary
"Red Flag Warning System" That Identifies And Then Eliminates Or Disclaims High Liability Speech On Social Media Before You Share That Information With Third Parties.
  • Libelous words, pictures, video, and live streaming
  • Libel by implication memes, hashtags, and emoticons
  • Defamatory reposts and retweets
  • Libelous text messages, emails, podcasts, webinars
  • Libelous speech and personal information from websites
  • Speech not protected by the First Amendment
  • Opinions that are actually facts, not pure protected opinions
  • Medical information, especially mental health posts or tweets
  • Posts or tweets that constitute cyberbulllying or harassment
  • Posts or tweets that constitute discriminatory behavior
  • Identifying evidence that is considered privileged communications
  • Cloud storage data that triggers authenticity and privacy issues
  • Content on apps that could trigger privacy issues
  • Smart House and surveillance recordings
  • Drone pictures and videos that trigger privacy claims
  • Internet of Things recordings that trigger privacy claims
  • Wearable technology recordings that trigger privacy claims
  • Social Media posts or tweets involving mental health
  • Social Media posts or tweets involving disabilities
  • Social Media posts or tweets involving financial data
  • Social Media posts or tweets involving driving information
  • Speech that could trigger emotional distress claims
  • Screencasted data absent the metadata.
PEACE OF MIND
---- FOR YOUR ----
Social Media Investigations
Why This Course Is So Different...
What makes this course so different, is that instead of focusing on mining social media and open source data, I focus on employing expert strategies to share that data in your SMI reports and to third parties without liability.
My Online Course Takes The Guess Work Out
Of Eliminating Or Disclaiming "High Risk"
SOCMINT And OSINT Evidence...
No Stress: Learn At Your Own Pace
And On Your Own Schedule 24/7
6 ONE HOUR MODULES

  • One year to finish the course
  • Modules are easy to follow
  • Course is for non-lawyers
  • Take quizzes again and again
  • Legal updates all year
ANYTIME, ANYWHERE

  • No travel, no overtime
  • Learn at your own pace
  • 24/7 access to any device
  • Email me questions on content
  • Great technical support
Special Indiana Association Of Private Investigators Price
$79 per person (Save $20 off regular price)

Questions? Call 954-748-7698
Your Instructor Isn't Just An Attorney.
He Is A 30 Year Nationally Recognized Digital Media Law Specialist That Uncovers The Hidden Liabilities
Non-Experts Overlook.
As A Former Network Television Anchor, I Know How To Connect And Communicate Information In An Understandable Manner...
National Media Appearances
Attendees Constantly Say, "What Really Separates This Online Course From Others, Isn't Just The Depth Of Social Media Law Knowledge They Received,
It's My Passion And Teaching Ability"...
"Great program. Being aware of the hidden liabilities not discussed in  other courses saves your public image, and big legal fees."

- Cindy Reid, Attorney, Davidson, NC
"I recently completed the online course from Social Media Attorney Mark Fiedelholtz and felt that it was a great value for the price. The course was relevant to what I do on a daily basis. The new knowledge will help me become a better investigator. I would highly recommend this course to all investigators involved in social media investigations."

Jeremiah Jones, CEO, Bosco, Legal Services Inc. Licensed Investigator
"What an eye-opening course. Mark's new strategies save your job and keep you from being sued. All law enforcement need this type of expert social media law training."

Shaun D. Jones
Spotsylvania Sheriff's Office, VA
"I have heard positive comments from the attendees. Many students in your class shook my hand and thanked me for bringing such a high quality course that pleased everyone."

Sgt. Farzad Shaif
Training Supervisor,
Pennsylvania State Police, Hershey, PA
Statewide Investigator Seminar
"Attorney Fiedelholtz is not only energetic and compassionate, but full of knowledge to protect the public service/safety sector from embarrassing claims and lawsuits."

- Ashley Aleshire
Prince George County Fire and EMS, VA
LEGAL AUTHORITY THAT SUPPORTS THE NEED FOR MY
EXPERT ONLINE SOCIAL MEDIA LIABILITY ONLINE TRAINING

Social Media and Smartphones Are High Risk Platform (Cases also impact private sector):: Packingham v. North Carolina 137 S. Ct. 1730 (2017), Riley v. California 134 S. Ct. 2473 (2014), Elonis v. U.S. 135 S. Ct. 2001 (2015),  Privacy Issues:   Check your state's statute on password privacy, First and Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, Applicable Federal Privacy And Speech Statutes: Section 5(a) of the Federal Trade Commission Act (FTC Act) (15 USC §45 ), American Disability Act 1990 Applied To Social Media, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Right to Financial Privacy Act (1978), Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (1999), Video Privacy Protection Act  of 1988 (codified at 18 U.S.C. § 2710 (2002)) Computer Fraud And Abuse Act Of 1986, Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Of 1998, The Electronic Communications Privacy Act    (1986), Fair Credit Reporting Act (1970),  The Privacy Act of 1974, Public Law 93-5 U.S. Privacy Act Of 1974, Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998, 15 U.S.C. 6501–6505, Driver Privacy Protection Act, 18 United States Code, Section 2721 , Writing A Social Media Policy : Costco Wholesale Corporation and United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local 371 [Case 34–CA–012421] Text Messages: City of Ontario, California v. Quon 130 S. Ct. 2619 (2010), EEOC Social Media Policy Standards : National Labor Relations Act,   Unprotected Opinions  : Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Company, 497 U.S. 1 (1990),  Training Standards For Public Sectorthat Are Instructive For Private Sector: , City of Canton, Ohio v. Harris 489 U.S. 378 (1989), Monell v. Department of Social Services, 436 U.S. 658 (1978),  Cases Highlighting The Importance Of Specialized Training To Capture An Affirmative Defense That Can Be Applied In A Social Media Context:   Faragher v. City of Boca Raton, 524 U.S. 775 (1998), Burlington Industries Inc. v. Ellerth, 524 U.S. 742(1998). State of Mind For Punitive Damages Kolstad v. American Dental Ass'n,119 S.Ct. 218 (1999).,

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