E-mail headers contain a potential gold mine of information for attorneys. Determining the identity of the unknown or anonymous person who sent a specific e-mail can be critical in various types of litigation, including defamation and tortious interference cases, and cases in which a person is deliberately using an e-mail address “confusingly” similar to a company’s address for fraudulent purposes. Attorneys Mark A. Berman and Aaron Zerykier analyze several cases in which e-mail headers played a key role.
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Posted on Saturday, April 29th, 2006. Filed under: Law Misc, Legal Technology
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