Editor’s Note: A Question & Answer feature on e-mail scams targeting lawyers in last week’s Law Tribune drew a number of responses. This article by a Connecticut attorney has more in-depth advice on how to avoid such traps.
Much has been written about e-mail scams preying upon attorneys; frankly, attorneys are quite capable of protecting themselves by virtue of their professional skills. We are, after all, analysts of prose, distinguishers of detail.
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