Nevertheless, until recently, lawyers have used email for all client communications with the ethical
blessing of the bar associations.
Not exact matches
The New York State
Bar Association gave this practice its
blessing in 2008 when it concluded that it was ethically permissible since the contents
of emails were being processed by a machine, not a person, for the limited purpose
of serving up relevant content.
In fact, until recently, email was one
of the only viable options, and so, beginning in the late - 1990s,
bar associations gave email their collective
blessing, despite its lack
of security.
Even so, lawyers have used email with the ethical
blessing of the various
bar associations since the late 1990s, which is when the American Bar Association's Standing Committee on Ethics first approved the use of email by lawyers without requiring client conse
bar associations since the late 1990s, which is when the American
Bar Association's Standing Committee on Ethics first approved the use of email by lawyers without requiring client conse
Bar Association's Standing Committee on Ethics first approved the use
of email by lawyers without requiring client consent.