BGH strengthens lawyers during beA outage: When the backup fax becomes a stumbling block
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The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruled that lawyers are not obligated to use unfamiliar backup transmission methods like computer fax during outages of the digital lawyer's mailbox (beA) if it is unreasonable. An error during such an attempt cannot be blamed on a client if the lawyer can credibly demonstrate the technical impossibility.
Source: heise.de
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