Bruce Barnes wrote:
If the contract between you and your client clearly states,
as does ours, that e-mail, web hosting services and
inter-agency connectivity is NOT GAURANTEED, then you have
no liability.
European laws don't allow you to exclude any liability caused
by gross negligence. It's also a crime to suppress mail, it's
even in the German "base law" (an erstz-constitution).
cannot be held to a guaranteed delivery standard in a court
of law within the United States.
It's not about a guaranteed delivery. If a server is down,
it's down, and if you screwed up, you screwed up. But if you
_intentionally_ suppress mail, you need very good lawyers.
Bye, Frank (JFTR: IANAL)