I worked with a lawyer who was the on-staff general counsel for a mid size private university who was not an incompetent moron. One thing I really appreciated

I worked with a lawyer who was the on-staff general counsel for a mid size private university who was not an incompetent moron. One thing I really appreciated that she did was refuse to put e-mail disclaimers in the bottom of e-mails, because she said they had zero legal weight and actually were negative from a legal perspective, since it means people might think they have legal weight (when they don't). Overzealous e-mail admins would periodically want to do it because it's what everyone else does, not to mention vendors of frankly B.S. software whose only value prop was adding a disclaimer to all the email that went out of Exchange or Google Workspace.