While former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is busy learning all sorts of lessons from her alleged faux pas of using personal email accounts to conduct U.S. Department of State business, Mark Ashton of Fox Rothschild says there are practical takeaways for anyone using an office server for email.
“Perhaps your electronic musings don’t have the importance of communications from the Secretary of State, but you should know that the law is clear,” he says. “You are entitled to no expectation of privacy if you use an office computer to carry your personal email.”
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