An employee's e-mail in the workplace is privileged information that cannot be used in court cases brought against that person or someone else.

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An employee's e-mail in the workplace may be used as evidence in court cases if it is relevant to the case and obtained legally, such as through a subpoena or search warrant. It is not automatically privileged information.

An Employee's E-Mail in the Workplace Is Privileged Information That