Steven J. Richardson | July 22, 2009
On April 21, 2009, I posted an article about an unpublished New Jersey trial court opinion in the case of Stengart v. Loving Care Agency, Inc., in which the judge held that the attorney-client privilege can be waived not only for emails sent using the employer’s email program and computers, but also for emails sent [...]
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Steven J. Richardson | April 21, 2009
E-mail has been a staple of communication in America for years, especially with households now having at least one computer which, chances are, is a laptop. It is quick, convenient, and extremely useful. However, those that use it should be aware of the privacy issues. Many people do not think about it, and when they [...]
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