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legally adequate

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In the long run, however, legally adequate warnings will insulate the drug makers from liability," Vickery said.
First, does storage of electronic images constitute a legally adequate replacement of physical checks or microfilm copies of checks?
Moreover -- since records are not kept just for business purposes -- what constitutes legally adequate records of e-commerce transactions?
 
 
 
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