Be mindful of the next time you click that send button when emailing your adversary. Although normally treated as informal and conversational, emails can be extremely detrimental to your case if you are careless when drafting the communications. With the ever encompassing computer based world, it has become commonplace to negotiate deals via email exchanges. Further, due to the ease and lightning fast response-time afforded by email communication, the likelihood for error and the failure to take the time necessary to truly consider the ramifications of your response become far more probable. Such considerations are particularly relevant and crucial in the entertainment, arts, and sports law communities as our practice is often comprised of transactional work. The article cited below serves to reinforce the message that emails have meaning from a legal perspective, and it is critical to be cautious with what is written in emails. Further, it may be prudent to implement an appropriate email policy and educate your employees about the care they should employ when communicating via email. Read more about this topic and its million dollar consequences here. If the link does not work, please copy/paste the following address in your browser: http://entrerev.com/did-i-just-create-a-contract