NYC Bar on ethics of copying clients on emails

By: Nicole Black September 30, 2022 Comments Off

Lawyers have used email for decades, ever since the mid-1990s when ethics committees determined that it was permissible for lawyers to use email to communicate about case-related matters. Fast forward to 2022, and most lawyers now use email at least occasionally as part of their day-to-day practice. However, some have begun transitioning to more secure communication ...

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NYC Bar on ethics of copying clients on emails

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