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May 7, 2021 by Scott Hood Additionally, parties can include certain contractual language agreeing that an electronic version of a contract (or other document), or the electronic digital storage of such document, is valid. The following example provision can be included in a commercial contract: The eIDAS Regulation defines qualified electronic signature as qualified electronic signature means an advanced electronic signature that is created by a qualified electronic signature creation device, and which is based on a qualified certificate for electronic signatures. The U.S. Code defines an ele...

Injured worker gives damning evidence to inquiry into Australia’s Grosvenor Mine disaster In a display of courage, miner Wayne Sellars gave powerful evidence to the Coal Mine Board of Inquiry on April 7, shedding light on the methane gas blast at Anglo American’s underground Grosvenor Mine in Central Queensland on May 6 last year. Sellars was one of four workers who sustained horrific injuries from the explosion when they were engulfed in flames that ripped through the tailgate area of the mine’s Longwall 104 operation. He suffered burns to 70 percent of his body as well as kidney failu...

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Toronto Greek Church Organization To Sell Property After Financial Woes The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Toronto. Credit: CAVM/Facebook A Greek Orthodox nonprofit in Toronto that owns churches and schools and hosts the gigantic “Taste of the Danforth” Greek folk festival every summer might soon be forced to sell one of its properties due to a precipitous drop in revenues. The news was shared this week from the Greek Community of Toronto, which stated that it is facing debts of $4.5 million, mostly due to the effects of the pandemic. Not only could the organization not...