Link: Death By Email: The Secret is Out. 
Here is a cautionary tale from Roger Matus, about the necessity to be careful with email. If you are, as I am, using email for confidential attorney-client communications, and also communicating with opposing counsel, be VERY careful before you click that send button. Using email is like driving a car; accidents happen when you let down your guard. Always be conscious of where your emails are going, and re-read them before you send them.
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When it comes to something that is important beyond important, I've found that it's best to go back to good old, sealed letter mail. Nothing like a traditional carbon paper cc in times of great urgency.
Posted by: Jack Payne | August 31, 2007 at 10:41 PM