Today, the Supreme Court amended Rule 2.516 regarding e-mail service in several important respects. Here’s a summary of the rule changes:
- Parties can stipulate to methods of service other than email.
- The “Designation of email address(es)” need NOT be a separate pleading; rather an attorney must designate his or her e-mail addresses upon appearing in a proceeding.
And the
spelling lesson? The only proposed change the Court rejected was to spell
e-mail without the hyphen. E-mail is to be spelled WITH the hyphen, not
without.
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