ReplyToSome's blog features tips for using our Outlook add-in application, as well as posts on email mistakes in the news and on preventing inadvertent disclosure of confidential information.
For in-house counsel and those who work for them, new rules of professional responsibility regarding confidential information create both new responsibilities and new opportunities. Learn best practices for managing your company's confidential email correspondence and earn CLE credit!
Read MoreIf you're in Philadelphia this Friday, October 14, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm, join us at the Capogiro in University City. We'll be inviting the public to test out the beta version of ReplyToSome Version 2.0 and giving away free cups of gelato.
Read MoreLawyers have an ethical obligation to to keep client information confidential. Today, state ethics committees are creating new rules codifying this obligation. How do you comply and how do you ensure that your outside counsel complies? Join ReplyToSome co-founder Peter Norman at the MidWest Corporate Counsel and Compliance Forum ...
Read MoreA new colleague joins your company or is assigned to your project. But each time your team needs to circulate important information internally, you forget to include him or her in the distribution. ReplyToSome can help.
Read MoreAs David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” did for personal organization, ReplyToSome aims to give you a “mind like water” as you manage complex relationships.
Read MoreReplyToSome is a Microsoft Outlook Add-In, designed for multi-party negotiations and collaborative projects. It helps ensure your emails go to all the right people and only the right people.
ReplyToSome is a Microsoft Outlook Add-In, designed for multi-party negotiations and collaborative projects. It helps ensure your emails go to all the right people and only the right people.
