In our latest article in the Back to Basics series, Roger Bickerstaff and Anna Cook examine the service level and service credit regimes. They highlight the related traps for the unwary and focus on useful practical approaches when establishing the regimes in a commercial IT contract….
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Questions to accompany the podcast of Richard Stephen’s masterly review of the key contract law cases of 2010. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL14 – 3 hours…
Andrew Charlesworth focuses on universities, freedom of information and open research – and reveals that combining these promising ingredients results in an unpalatable and potentially dangerous cocktail…
In an article arising from the SCL Policy Forum 2010, Jeremy Newton looks back at Richard Susskind’s ground-breaking book and examines the extent to which the paradigm has in fact shifted…
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This encourages a focus not only on “What is the problem” but “I can see there is a problem how can we fix it”…. It is for these reasons that we have established an In-House Group in SCL….
David Chaplin reports on the Annual IT Contracts Update given by Richard Stephens…
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Two councils face monetary penalties for unencrypted laptop theft…
The Department of Culture, Media and Sport has announced that a review will assess whether website-blocking powers could work….
I thought you were supposed to find out if measures work before you include them in an Act of Parliament?…
EU regulators have issued new guidance on how to determine which Member State’s data protection rules apply in cross border commercial scenarios, including cloud computing. Claire Walker and Shona Kerr analyse that Opinion, but ask whether the objectives of the legislation might be better served by proper harmonisation of standards across Europe (and beyond)?…