Credit: TippaPatt/Shutterstock.com E-Signature Is Here to Stay in M&A. Now More Regulators Need to Allow It
While not all software leveraged during the pandemic will have a life beyond COVID, e-signature will likely be more of a staple in the years to come—if regulators can keep pace.
September 20, 2021 at 11:30 AM
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Legal Technology
COVID-19 not only created a moment for e-signature last year, it may have also cemented its dominance in M&A deals post-pandemic. But while companies and attorneys are actively embracing those tools, national and local regulations could hinder wider usage of the software.
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