By David DelCollo, Attorney It is difficult to imagine that the great legal minds of the past could have ever envisioned the practice of law that we currently know. From ancient Greek and Roman times until the days of the old English courts, some of the greatest innovations in the application of contract law was the act of actually writing down one’s intentions, as opposed to a mere verbal “meeting of the minds.” Today, however, contracts are drafted, reviewed, and signed without a piece of paper or a drop of ink and all of this happens at lightning speed as fast as your internet service can provide. While today’s high-tech tools can help businesses run more efficiently, these same tools can also put a company at great risk of winding up in court. Is an agreement...