Abortive IT Projects – Clearing up the Mess
What happens when an IT project is cancelled? Clive Freedman and David Quest look at the legal issues and the rights and liabilities of the parties….
What happens when an IT project is cancelled? Clive Freedman and David Quest look at the legal issues and the rights and liabilities of the parties….
Richard Harrison reviews Anglo Group plc v Winther Brown & Co Limited
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Joe Reevy gives the bottom line on IT strategy and IT investment, and hints on making IT in the law office pay….
Nigel Miller points out the main areas of concern in drafting Web site agreements – a sticky and almost precedent-free area….
Hazel Raw and John Kilbey ‘grasp the ASP’, and explain what to consider in creating an ASP contract….
The German Distance Selling Act (hereinafter: ‘DSA’) has finally been adopted by both chambers of the German parliament and most parts of the DSA came into effect on 30 June 2000. Clemens T. Steins of Baker &McKenzie’s Frankfurt Office explains all….
As Chris Spencer points out, Knowledge Management (or KM) is a phrase (or acronym) that has recently been elevated to the level of a Holy Grail.
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Dawn Osborne investigates the recent case of Euromarket Designs Inc v Peters in the UKHigh Court before Jacob J, which reinforces the view that jurisdiction on the Internet can be a difficult issue for plaintiffs….
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Richard Harrison looks at the legal liabilities which might arise under the new regime for cryptography in electronic communications….
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Laurence C. Kennedy, Advocate, reports on the Conference held in Edinburgh on 27 June 2000, organised by the SCL Scottish Group in partnership with SCRIPT and the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh….
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