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: Legal Profession BlogCautionary Tale of Leaving the "Track Changes" Unaccepted. Or, I Never Metadata I Didn't Like
By Alan Childress, Mike Frisch, and Jeff Lipshaw
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Posted by Alan Childress From the law-tech website The Connected Lawyer comes an abject lesson in leaving metadata or similar residual thoughts intact when sending a document to a client, opposing counsel, or partner down the hall. (Our posts here,...Full post as published by Legal Profession Blog on May 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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