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E-mail has become second nature to almost all modern office workers. But lawyers should be careful about using e-mail to discuss matters with clients. Use of an unsecured communication method can waive any privilege associated with the communication and may subject counsel to allegations of ethical violations. And the rules governing electronic communication vary across national borders. This article surveys the status accorded by different countries to confidential communications sent by e-mail.
August 02, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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