Is Your E-mail a Legal Pain in the Net?™ How to Maximize E-fficiency and Minimize Risk From E-Mail and Internet Use In Business
	Do your co-workers complain about rude, crude, or lewd e-mail?   Do you believe your password guarantees your e-mail will be private?   Is productivity in your organization sapped by “all-email, all the time?”   Do you contribute to e-mail overload or “Last Word Syndrome"?   Have miscommunications with a client or customer cost you a sale?   Have you ever had a “Click, Click, Click….Oops” moment?   Has your network been clogged with personal messaging and cyberloafing?   Could your business suffer a loss of trade secrets by inadvertence or malice?   Could your unguarded e-mail trail lead to a ruinous lawsuit or send you to jail?

If you answered “yes” even once or just don’t know,
you need this workshop NOW.

Pick up any newspaper, and you're apt to see a reference to miscommunications, confidentiality breaches or explosive courtroom evidence stemming from the use and abuse of e-mail and the Internet.  E-mail use presents practical business issues when the communication doesn't achieve its intended purpose because of ambiguous, ill-considered or imprecise content.  E-mail abuse leads to legal consequences when the communication includes inappropriate, invasive or inflammatory content or fails to comply with new laws and regulations.

E-mail messages and digital downloads from the Internet can contain offensive, obscene or startlingly candid comments that expose businesses to large lawsuits.  The consequences can range from embarrassment to outright damage to the company's  reputation. The ease of attaching other computer files to an e-mail message, while a valuable business tool, frequently leads to inadvertent and damaging disclosure of confidential communications or trade secrets.

E-mail is a wonderful tool for small businesses marketing your services on the Internet. The new Can Spam legislation imposes significant restrictions and requirements for any business marketing itself on the web.

This presentation combines practical solutions and real-world examples, in a fast-paced entertaining style suitable to audiences from managers to mechanics, from the corporate CEO to the entrepreneur. The facilitator is an experienced employment law attorney and Certified Speaking Professional. She explains everything busy professionals need to know to avoid having your career derailed, your business e-nailed or your managers jailed because of e-mail or Internet misuse.

Drawing upon lessons learned from her consulting with dozens of organizations in a variety of industries, the author separates myth from fact and focuses on the devastating challenges facing businesses worldwide. This fascinating guide cuts through the legal jargon, and in an insightful and entertaining way addresses specific rights, risks and responsibilities of e-mail users and provides realistic steps for readers to assure your email works for, and not against you.