Look at the last page of the document, which is the signature page. Determine whether you need someone to witness your signature. If so, ask someone to observe you when you sign the document.

For example, in June 2019, Delaware adopted amendments to the General Corporation Law (DGCL) to permit electronic documentation, delivery and signatures for a variety of transactions. 14 ...

When signing legal documents, such as a deed or your will, you should probably continue using the signature you have always used. After a person has died, it is often necessary to have two ...

While the pandemic created a moment for e-signature in 2020, now that face-to-face interactions have resumed, e-signature might have fallen down the list of urgent tech priorities for attorneys.

X-mark signatures are so named because historically the person signing the document simply makes a cross-hatched mark resembling a letter "X" rather than their full, customary signature.