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Laws and courts' interpretations of those laws can change frequently. The articles provided on this website were written at a specific point in time and are not updated. Thus, you should not rely on any specific statement therein or elsewhere on this website as necessarily setting forth the current state of the law.
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Because of the inherent properties of email and the Internet in general, this law firm cannot guarantee the confidentiality of email transmissions.