Litigation
Jul. 28, 1999
E-Mail Exchanges Are Still Governed by Rules of Etiquette
By Kim Quackenbush Lawyers' increased dependence on e-mail has changed the face of law firm communication (as well as expanded our waistlines). It has become so easy to fire off an e-mail that we often don't take the time to get up and walk the few steps to have an actual (as opposed to virtual) conversation with someone. We have become glued to our screens and to our seats.
By Kim Quackenbush
Lawyers' increased dependence on e-mail has changed the face of law firm communication (as well as expanded our waistlines). It has become so easy to fire off an e-mail that we often don't take the time to get up and walk the few steps to have an actual (as opposed to virtual) conversation with someone. We...
Lawyers' increased dependence on e-mail has changed the face of law firm communication (as well as expanded our waistlines). It has become so easy to fire off an e-mail that we often don't take the time to get up and walk the few steps to have an actual (as opposed to virtual) conversation with someone. We...
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