Whitepaper s & Articles (A BANKSTER’s Viewpoint) | UETA and ESIGN
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Objection overruled – Mitigating electronic signature risks explained
Published 08/23/2012 by Melanie Attia
Moving business processes and approvals online without introducing new risks is not a simple task. While the ESIGN Act grants electronically signed records the same legal status as paper records, it is no guarantee that they will be admitted into court as evidence or that they will provide adequate defense in the event of a […]
Silanis “Black Belt” Talks About E-Signature Security
Published 11/01/2011 by Mary-Ellen PowerIf anyone has ever told you that an electronic signature is as simple as designing an “I Agree” button into a web page, think again. That may be true for a simple software license agreement (shrink-wrap/boilerplate contracts). But to bring complex, regulated, customer-facing transactions online without putting your organization at risk, you need to think […]
Published 04/13/2011 by Mary-Ellen Power
Creating trillions of dollars in revenues, life insurance is a massive industry. It’s also extremely complex, requiring compliance with a large number of stringent laws and constantly changing regulations that can vary from state to state, and certainly from country to country. As the most selected e-signature vendor for the North American insurance market, Silanis […]
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They fail to mention they have to have explicit permission from the borrower before they can electronically file the contract or it is void. http://deadlyclear.wordpress.com/2013/04/27/mers-too-many-dead-ducks/ This is under UETA law and in Washington state we have an RCW law that covers the UETA law so we did not have to adopt the EUTA law on this issue.. At least two other states have a law to cover this law and did not have to adopt it.