Have you ever wondered if clicking "I accept" on a website was legally binding? Or when can you "sign" a document by fax or e-mail?
I presented a paper to the UT-CLE Securites Regulation Conference earlier this month on E-Corporate Law. The paper analyzes Texas, Delaware, and U.S. federal law regarding electronic contracting and electronic corporate formalities (such as directors taking action by unanimous written consent in lieu of a meeting). It includes an analysis of the Electronic Signature In Global and National Commerce Act (E-Sign) and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA).
A copy of the paper is available on Cantey Hanger's website here: http://www.canteyhanger.com/content/Clayton_SR11_paper_revised_02_10_11.pdf
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