Interview with Neil Cameron
Neil Cameron is a leading legal technology consultant, is a frequent contributor to seminars and conferences and widely read author of articles in this magazine and elsewhere….
Lawtech & Lawyers
EDMS: Its Role in Litigation Support
Tania Correia is a solicitor in the litigation department of Herbert Smith whose role is to co-ordinate the use of the firm’s litigation support system including dealing with legal issues arising out of the use of such systems….
Knowhow and Information Management
John Sibbald of Professional Library Services, Chairman of the Scottish Group, reports on a meeting at the WS Library, Edinburgh on 10 November 1998….
It’s the Clients, Stupid!
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….
civil.justice Conference
James Behrens is a barrister at Serle Court Chambers in Lincoln’s Inn , a member of the SCL since 1990, and the Bar representative on theSCL General Council….
Investing in Computers – Using Surveys to Obtain the Comfort Factor
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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IT and the English Courts
The Rt Hon Lord Justice Brooke is President of the Society for Computers and Law….
Testing Time
Richard Morgan is a founder member of SCL and was a former Chairman….
Internet and Interactive TV – A Regulatory Nightmare?
Rico Calleja is an Information Lawyer in the Media and Communications Group at Theodore Goddard. He may be contacted on ricocalleja@theodoregoddard.co.uk…
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Trespass on the Web
Although there is a dearth of English judicial pronouncement about torts committed on or via the Internet, a number of decisions of US courts have considered the question of whether a cause of action in trespass lies against those who use and copy data from another’s Web site. Might similar results occur were such matters to be litigated here asks Helen Barnard…