The California Court of Appeal on December 23, 2014, refused to enforce an employer’s arbitration agreement over an electronic signature in Ruiz v. Moss Bros. Auto Group, Inc. This case brings to light the dangers of using an electronic signature service that does not provide a certificate of completion as proof the document has beenRead more
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Physical signatures provide proof of identity and consent. It can be in the form of a name, initials, and x – or any distinctive form that denotes the signer. Traditionally we view signatures as a well-scripted name printed on a document that is legally binding. Signatures are used in thousands of situations- from the permissionRead more
