0013 | Automatic email signatures may create a binding contract

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Technical Terms

Simon Ward

13 episodes

5 days ago

Simon Ward explains key risks and issues that science, technology and engineering companies face in their commercial contracts and how to overcome them. Simon is director of York-based Technical Terms. This specialist legal consultancy helps cutting-edge businesses grow, innovate and increase profits. We do that by drafting commercial contracts that give you less risk, more opportunities and greater control of your business. "Simon and his team are fantastic." - Carl Pugh, Tech Service Partner Ltd

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0013 | Automatic email signatures may create a binding contract

Technical Terms

4 minutes 43 seconds

6 years ago

0013 | Automatic email signatures may create a binding contract

When negotiating over email, your email signature could, in fact, bind your company without you (or them) realising it. A recent High Court decision cannot be ignored. However, there's a really easy way to make sure you don't get caught out. This short podcast explains how.

Find out if I'm the right person to assist you with drafting or reviewing a commercial contract by booking a no-cost, no-obligation Discovery Call.

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