Follow these sound tips from David Blunt QC and Terence Bergin to keep costs under control, and keep clients happy (or as happy as litigating clients can be)….
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So why does Facebook and for that matter LinkedIn work so well whereas businesses and especially law practices can struggle to use the same technology for internal social networks…
The ICO has acted to remind businesses of data responsibilities as more look to cloud computing to process personal information…
Iain Rutherford and Martin Sloan explain the contractual remedies available in Scotland, for the particular benefit of English IT lawyers. They also think that there are grounds for considering Scots law when determining choice of law….
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Claire Andrews reports on the recent meeting of the SCL Knowledge Management Group on ‘Effective ways of using new technology in delivering legal services’, hosted at the London office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP on 11 September 2012….
Neelie Kroes may call for copyright reform for the EU in the digital age but can she, or anyone else, deliver?…
Simon Weinberg and Paul Gershlick offer a cautionary tale for project managers arising from the judgment in Trustees of Ampleforth Abbey Trust v Turner & Townsend Project Management Limited in the TCC…
Kathryn Rogers considers the main legal concerns for the ever-growing army of app developers…
SCL has submitted its response to the ICO’s consultation on a draft Anonymisation Code of Practice…
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Chris Watson and Bailey Ingram highlight a largely ignored impact of the Divisional Court’s much publicised judgment in Chambers v DPP, namely the ruling on the term ‘public electronic communications network’….
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