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22 May 2015

The Meaning Of The "E" In E-Mail

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Electronic communications—cell phone texts, web posts, tweets and, of course, e-mail—have been a game-changer for financial advisers, brokers and others in the financial industry embroiled in disputes or litigation and, as a result, facing external review of both paper and electronic company records by FINRA, the SEC or opposing counsel during discovery.
United States Corporate/Commercial Law

Electronic communications—cell phone texts, web posts, tweets and, of course, e-mail—have been a game-changer for financial advisers, brokers and others in the financial industry embroiled in disputes or litigation and, as a result, facing external review of both paper and electronic company records by FINRA, the SEC or opposing counsel during discovery.

In this podcast, Joshua Horn explains the real meaning of the "e" in e-mail, and the ramifications of this "e-mail equation" for brokers, advisers and other financial industry professionals.

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