This is a guest post, for which we would like to thank Bethany Fitzgerald, a paralegal with the commercial team at Wansbroughs Solicitors. Automatic signatures found at the end of emails, stating name, place of work, job title and contact details, are now being included in what counts as a signature to form a binding contract – according to a ruling from Manchester County Court. In the case, a...
Bethany Fitzgerald is a paralegal with the commercial team at Wansbroughs. Contact her on 01380 733300 or at [email protected]
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