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• E-Mail at the Workplace: I Spy, Should I? ( August 1999 )
  

  By Lori E. Lesser Simpson Thacher & Bartlett A version of this article appeared in Distributed Computing, Ma.

• Labor & Employment: April 1999 ( April 1999 )
  

  This update reviews the question of whether an employee has a reasonable expectation of privacy in email, voice mail and the internet.

• Most Recent Opinions Allow Lawyers to Send Client Confidences by E-Mail ( December 1998 )
  

  A growing number of jurisdictions have concluded that lawyers may ethically use ordinary, unencrypted electronic m.

• Employment Issues in Communications Technology ( June 1998 )
  

  This article discusses the impact of the communications and high-tech industry on typical employee hiring issues.

• U.S. and Japan Reach Electronic Commerce Agreement ( June 1998 )
  

  Prime Minister Hashimoto and President Clinton reached an agreement at the G-8 Summit that electronic communic.

• Developing a Policy to Monitor Employee E-Mail, Voice Mail, And Internet Use ( May 1998 )
  

  The use of e-mail in the workplace is growing at an exponential rate, with an estimated 20 mill.

• High Tech Abuses: Avoiding Liability Related To Employee Misuse of e-mail, The Internet and Other Communication Systems ( May 1998 )
  

  Fact: According to a recent study by Carnegie Mellon University, 83.5 percent of all images on the Internet a.

• Privacy Issues in a Hi-Tech Workplace ( March 1998 )
  

  In today's workplace, computers and electronic communications are the norm rather than the exception. Computers, .

• Electronic Privacy In Employment ( January 1998 )
  

  This article discusses electronic privacy issues in the workplace.