It would be niceto observe in October that the issues it raises have had such a high profilethat lawyers in England and Wales will have fully digested its content and areeven now completing the finishing touches to their responses – my impression isthat this does not quite fit the reality. The civil practitioner can be…
The first three named authors are part of the Home Office Information Management Section….
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Mike Robinson is Head of Bevan Ashford Solicitors IT Department….
Herald D.J. Jongen (Rotterdam) and Paul L. Reeskamp (Amsterdam) are partners at Loeff Claeys Verbeke, specialising in Information Technology Law…
Martin Risely works for Cadence Europress Ltd, a developer of legal software….
John Sibbald of Professional Library Services, Chair of the Scottish Group, reports on the Group’s Annual Lecture and Supper….
Peter Cochrane is Head of BT Research Laboratories.
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Christine Yates is IT Manager at Oxley & Coward of Rotherham….
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David Higdon is a registered Law Society consultant for the provision of strategic computer and Lexcel consultancy to legal practices.He isa partner in James & Cowper and a leading member of their legal servicesteam. He can be contacted by telephone on 01189 590261 or by e-mail at dhigdon@jamescowper.co.uk….
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Delia Venables is a computer consultant specialising in the legal market. This article is a version of one of her 1998 series of Nuggetts.Delia also writes the Guide to the Internet for Lawyers and the InternetNewsletter for Lawyers. She can be contacted on 01273 472424 or at delia@venables.co.uk….