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: New York Public Personnel LawAnother aspect of the emerging "Law of the E-mail"
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Another aspect of the emerging "Law of the E-mail"Williamson v Delsener, 59 AD3d 291In this case the Appellate Division considered the impact of an exchange of e-mails between attorneys representing the parties with respect to the settlement of the then pending litigation.The court held that ?the e-mails exchanged between counsel, which contained their printed names at the end, constitute signedFull post as published by New York Public Personnel Law on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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