Okay, so I hadn’t exactly planned to start this blog on a Supreme Court decision (now even more Scalia-licious!), but if company emails can (finally) be subpoenaed, what more harm could a blog possibly do, right?
Only now I’m worried that they’ll just bcc in-house counsel on everything to make it inadmissible in court (of course Shark is legally accurate).
Seriously, though, I still can’t believe it took the Supreme Court this long to figure out that most of a company’s most sensitive and legally pertinent information is often paperless. Thanks, HP!
