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  Careless Keystrokes & Bad Decisions: New York Law on Inadvertent Disclosure (Part 2)

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  By Robert A. Barrer   inadvertent adjective: in·ad·ver·tent \-tənt\ Merriam-Webster definition: not intended or planned     In Part 1 of this article, which appeared in last month’s issue of New York Legal Ethics Reporter, we discussed the...

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  Careless Keystrokes & Bad Decisions: New York Law on Inadvertent Disclosure (Part 1)

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  By Robert A. Barrer   inadvertent adjective: in·ad·ver·tent \-tənt\ Merriam-Webster definition: not intended or planned   The word “inadvertent” conjures in most lawyers a distressing feeling that they have done something wrong and that the...

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  Ethical Implications of Emergent Technologies

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