Law.com:  “Legal disputes over ‘fake’ Web sites and social media profiles seem to be a developing trend.  . . . I have come across two other recent stories involving fake or impersonated Web sites. This post on the Social Networking and the Law blog discusses a lawsuit filed on Sept. 24, 2009 after four students allegedly created a fake Facebook profile of another boy”

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