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Electronic Mail and Confidential Client-Attorney Communications: Risk Management

Colleen L. Rest

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For a definition of electronic mail, see infra note 25 and accompanying text.' The definition of confidential, as used in this Note, depends upon whether the reader's state is a jurisdiction that has adopted the Model Rules of Professional Conduct or a jurisdiction that has adopted the Model Code of

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For a definition of electronic mail, see infra note 25 and accompanying text.' The definition of confidential, as used in this Note, depends upon whether the reader's state is a jurisdiction that has adopted the Model Rules of Professional Conduct or a jurisdiction that has adopted the Model Code of

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For a definition of electronic mail, see infra note 25 and accompanying text.' The definition of confidential, as used in this Note, depends upon whether the reader's state is a jurisdiction that has adopted the Model Rules of Professional Conduct or a jurisdiction that has adopted the Model Code of

Key concepts: Confidentiality, Business, Internet privacy, Computer security, Computer science

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