Legal Question in Business Law in California

Your confidentiality statement, which I have not seen, probably only applies to persons you did not intend to send it to. Once you send it to someone you intend to send it to, you have published it, and they may republish it, unless, of course, you have a prior confidentiality agreement of some sort between you for such types of information or for this particular email, or it is copyrightable material and they use it for commercial purposes. Be careful what you put into emails and who you email to, as these communications, being infinitely easier and cheaper to do, than snail mail, can end up intentionally or inadvertently in unexpected embarrassing places.

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