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Tag Archives: attorney-client privilege
E-MAIL & THE ATTORNEY/CLIENT PRIVILEGE
I have previously written on the dangers of using e-mail, which is, probably other than texting, the most convenient form of communications available today, providing a largely free means to send someone correspondence, images, legal documents, etc., instantly, anywhere in … Continue reading
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Tagged attorney-client privilege, civil rights, government surveillance, imprisonment, mafia, medicare fraud, organized crime, prison camps, right to counsel, what is your expectation of privacy, when you should not use e-mail
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DIGITAL ESTATE PLANNING
Google yourself and you never know what you may find. According to My Life I live where I haven’t lived for two years, worked as a manager for a client for which I only provided brief representation and spent 2012 … Continue reading
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Tagged attorney-client privilege, computer security, death certificate, estate planning, executor, facebook, iTunes, passwords, trade secrets, Twitter, what happens to my e-mail when I die, what happens to my Facebook page when I die, what is a digital trail, who should I tell my passwords to, wills
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