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Internet law has developed in lock step with the Internet, and both interpenetrate every aspect of a company-employee relationship.
Are You Breaking the Law?
Internet law has developed in lock step with the Internet, and both interpenetrate every aspect of a company-employee relationship. From how to handle employee data to accommodating disabled Internet users to preventing security breaches that an employee's juvenile family members might cause from a computer in the home that is also used for work purposes, numerous new legal difficulties await the unprepared human resource professional. This is the first of a two-part article detailing the top 10 things companies need to know about Internet law.
By
Jonathan Bick
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