Who it's for · Lawyers
A lawyer's signature: restrained, correct, with the notice where it belongs.
Serif or sans, crest, title, direct line, confidentiality notice in small type. Nothing that would embarrass you in front of a judge.
The problem
What goes wrong today
Notice shouting
Capital-letter disclaimers that dwarf the message.
Outlook mangles it
Spacing collapses in classic Outlook.
Inconsistent across the firm
Each assistant improvises.
With Outromail
What changes
Quiet notice
Small, muted, present.
Outlook-first
Tables and inline styles that classic Outlook understands.
Firm template
One template, personal details per lawyer.
Questions
Questions from lawyers
Can I add my bar admission?+
Yes, on the extra text line under the title.
Does it work in Outlook for Mac?+
Yes. Copy from the editor and paste into Outlook's signature settings.
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