<p>In this month's podcast, we consider a case in which a typed first name in an email was held to be a written signature, and explain the benefits of including a limitation of liability in your contracts.</p>

In this month's podcast, we consider a case in which a typed first name in an email was held to be a written signature, and explain the benefits of including a limitation of liability in your contracts.

Talking Business: Is a typed name a satisfactory signature?

Talking Business is a guide to help you navigate the the practical aspects of corporate law and the tricky regulatory landscape.

In this series, corporate lawyer Sophie Brookes will join guest experts to provide you with guidance and advice on legal requirements and corporate governance.

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Talking Business is a guide to help you navigate the the practical aspects of corporate law and the tricky regulatory landscape. In this series, corporate lawyer Sophie Brookes will join guest experts to provide you with guidance and advice on legal requirements and corporate governance.

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