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Um, "applicable laws"? What laws would those be? Prohibited by whom? Permission from whom?
What if I'm a shareholder that doesn't have email? Am I exempt under applicable laws?
This is pretty stupid. Just because you say it doesn't make it so. I challenge someone to find a legal precedent. I think the only real argument would be if someone forwarded the email and changed its contents and represented it as original. THEN you might have a case.
But really guys, this is your only defense? All the other crap going on, and you're worried about email disclaimers?