The court ruled that an attorney representing plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit could use social media like Facebook and Twitter to solicit additional plaintiffs. While the defendant argued the social media posts were misleading, the court said it was not its role to micromanage attorneys' communications with potential class members. This case supports the growing acceptance of using social media to notify individuals about potential class actions. However, the rules governing class actions have not been updated for the digital age, so there is little legal guidance on using social media in this context.