Phoenix--Insurers making plans to avert the legal perilsinvolved with electronic documents and correspondence shouldinclude employee training on the destructive power of what theywrite, an expert advised.
"Educate people that their e-mails can ruin things for them andtheir company. It's the casual statements with colorfullanguage--these are the things that will get you," cautionedattorney Jon A. Neiditz.
Mr. Neiditz, an attorney with Lord Bissell Brook, made hiscomments at a Saturday seminar here, at the mid-winter meeting ofthe National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices,Ltd.
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