Technology is a facet of the modern law practice. However, it brings with it risks for attorneys, such as forwarded and inadvertent emails.
Emails sent in certain practices, such as commercial or residential real estate and other commercial transactions, are at a higher risk of being forwarded to third parties without the attorney’s consent. Clients in these areas believe a title opinion or a corporate authority opinion that is good for one purpose is good for all purposes, but forwarding emails and opinions creates risks.
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