Does your firm or legal department have an e-mail policy yet? If not, it might be time to try to impose some type of regulation on the personal and professional use of office e-mail accounts. There are lessons to be learned in the government's antitrust case against software giant Microsoft.
February 01, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
All the lawyers in the office may be buzzing about the damning findings of fact in the government’s antitrust case against software giant Microsoft. Don’t worry about whether the tech support for Windows will dry up just yet, but there is some wisdom in that case for the average law firm administrator.
Do you know where the Department of Justice’s lawyers got some of the most damaging information for that case? E-mail.
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