Disclaimer - Email

Email disclaimers
Email is a quick, cheap and easy way to communicate. This makes email a great business tool. Thousands of emails are sent by companies each day. However, with this convenience comes a threat for employers. Email threats such as confidentiality breaches, legal liability, and viruses cost companies millions of dollars each year.


How can your company protect itself?
The simple way would be to ban email completely. There are huge practical implications in doing this. In todays society this is dramatically becoming an impossible task. There must be a better solution. There is - use an Email disclaimer. Email disclaimers are statements that are added to then end or the beginning of every email sent.


What does the document include?
This document contains sample disclaimers your company can use when sending emails. The disclaimer you use will depend on which legal aspects are important to the company, and on the job function of the person sending the email.


The document takes the guess work out of when to use a disclaimer and what type of disclaimer to use depending on the email being sent, and the company sending it.


The document explains disclaimers such as:

• Breach of confidentiality


• Accidental breach of confidentiality


• Transmission of viruses


• Entering into contracts


• Negligent misstatement


• Employer's liability


• Employee’s personal emails

If your business or your employees send emails, this document will be useful to you.

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Company Details
• What is an 'ACN'?

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Company Details

• What is an 'ACN'?

  All companies created in Australia are now given a distinct identification number. This is to stop confusion for companies that have similar names. An “ACN” is an abbreviation for “Australian Company Number”.
  
  You can get the "ACN" 24 hours a day and for free from www.asic.gov.au.
  
  
  

  This hint is provided by Law Central Legal.

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This document has been prepared by the law practice Law Central Legal