Law Practice,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Feb. 23, 2018
Inadvertent emails and confidential information
The benefits of technology are not without their risks — particularly when it comes to emails.
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Technology has made the practice of law more efficient in innumerable ways, from allowing attorneys to quickly review documents to filing documents online instantly without stepping foot in the courthouse. However, the benefits of technology are not without their risks -- particularly when it comes to emails.
Ironically, it is because technology makes sending email so easy that sending email can create risk. Indeed, most people have ...
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