Neil MacCormick is Regius Professor of Public Law and Leverhulme Personal Research Professor, the University of Edinburgh;Vice-Principal (international)….
Read More… from The Scottish Parliament as Law Maker – Laws for an Information Age?
Charles Christian is a former practising barrister and former SCL council member. He is the publisher of the Legal Technology Insider newsletter and his latest book Legal Practice in the Digital Age was published in November….
Ian Burdon is a legal adviser of the Registers of Scotland. His book Automated Registration of Title to Landresulted from theaward of a Government Study Fellowship….
Peter Cochrane is Head of BT Research Laboratories.
…
Read More… from A Glimpse of the Future (a web of unnatural laws)
Christine Yates is IT Manager at Oxley & Coward of Rotherham….
Read More… from From Conception to Birth – a Rotherham firm’s technology quest
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….
Read More… from Investing in Computers – Using Surveys to Obtain the Comfort Factor
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….
Nicholas Wood is a director of Net Searchers International Ltd, the UK based company which assists brand and trademark specialists to protect intellectual property on the Internet through audits, searching, monitoring, tracking and registrations….
Richard Harrison uses the recent British Sugar case to take stock of a potentially confusing area of law. Richard is a litigation partner in Laytons and can be contacted on 0171 842 8000 or rmh@laytons.com….
The International Federation of Computer Law Associations’ Conference takes place in Oxford on 8 and 9 July….