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<i>Practice Tip</i>: Solutions For Safer e-Mail Procedures

By Jack Seward
July 30, 2004

Sometimes it seems easier to ask the correct questions, than to answer them concisely and it becomes harder to apply them to solutions that work easily. That said; let us see if we can do exactly that.

Last month's Practice Tip defined those risks and this issue provides solutions that you can carry out quickly and provide a safe, secure environment for electronic communications designed for protecting the attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine.

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