In this podcast, partner Kate Gibbons talks to knowledge directors Jessica Walker, Juliet McKean and Avril Forbes about electronic signing and the practical and legal questions around it from an English law perspective.
Signing using electronic signatures is not new. To date it has had limited traction, however that is changing in light of current circumstances. Many people are working remotely and need to sign documents. This new reality brings electronic signatures to the fore. We consider different types of electronic signatures, relevant considerations to take into account when contemplating signing using an electronic signature and circumstances when electronic signatures may not be appropriate.
- Skip back 15 seconds
- Play/pause
- Skip forward 15 seconds
- 00:00:00
- 00:00:00
- Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast Next Podcast
- Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast Previous Podcast
Having trouble playing the audio or simply want to use offline? Download the podcast
The content of this podcast does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Specific legal advice about your specific circumstances should always be sought separately before taking any action.
Coronavirus
Read more insights on the legal implications of Covid-19
![](/content/cliffordchance/insights/resources/blogs/talking-tech/en/podcasts/electronic-signing-a-practical-and-legal-guide/_jcr_content/parsysmain/colconverter2/parsyscol1/profilefeature/image.img.png?ch_ck=1670059562000)