These are edited versions of some of the cases reported on the SCL website which are not covered by articles in this issue. This article was created for the December/January issue and contains material previously published on the site….
These are the predictions of a range of experts in tech law, technology for lawyers. Some are light-hearted and some are highly perceptive; some are a bit of both; all in alphabetical order…
Joanna Goodman looks closely at what is happening, and about to happen, in the use of AI by law firms and considers some wider developments in tech affecting lawyers…
A basic guide to virtual reality and a look forward to the way in which it may develop is offered by David Bate…
After a very successful meeting in November, which Olivia Jean-Baptiste reflects on, SCL is moving forward with more student-focused events…
In a very thoughtful set of predictions, Roger Bickerstaff on what he spotted and what he missed and the exciting and challenging times ahead…
Chris Marsden looks back on past predictions and looks forward through 2018 and beyond, with a special focus on net neutrality…
A High Court judgment suggests that vicarious liability arises under data protection legislation and applies even where a rogue employee’s breach is aimed at revenging himself on a data protection compliant employer…
The Court of Justice of the European Union has given its view on a case involving the copying of television programmes in the cloud…
Matthew Holman and Lewis Borg analyse some of the most pressing issues on consent under the GDPR and challenge the ICO to clarify some of its guidance…
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