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Beyond Clementi

January 1, 1999

Extensive research being carried out by Practical Solutions on behalf of the LSSA has examined a number of aspects of the use of legal IT but its main focus has been on wider issues. Allan Carton shares some of the first impressions and examines the potential impact of the new business structures that will probably soon become possible for delivering legal services – the “Alternative Business Structure” or “ABS”. The results of the research are being presented and discussed in early February at “The Future of Legal Practice” conference….

You missed the SCL Annual IT Law Conference – But could you afford to?

November 1, 1998

Take the SCL official test below, devised by Andy Lucas,to see if you really were justified in not attending. Andrew Lucas is asolicitor in Eversheds Birmingham computer law unit specialising innon-contentious IT law. He may be e-mailed at AndrewLucas@eversheds.co.uk….

An Internet Marketing Strategy – Some Implications

November 1, 1998

The approach by a law firm towards an Internet marketing strategy need not necessarily differ from its approach to a conventional marketing strategy.

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Interview with Richard Susskind

November 1, 1998

Professor Richard Susskind has not only been a major influence on the development of SCL but is an outstandingly influential figure in thinking on and developments in IT and the law….

The Courtroom of the Present: Courtroom 21 Project

November 1, 1998

The title of this article reflects not only a difference from that written by Richard Chapman in the last issue, called `Courtroom of the Future’, but also the fact that legal life in the USA is somewhat different from ours here, as…

An Immodest Proposal – how to solve all domain name disputes at no cost to anyone

November 1, 1998

Alistair Breward is a solicitor in the IT/Telecoms Group at Taylor Joynson Garrett….

civil.justice: The SCL Response

November 1, 1998

The consultation paper issued by the Lord Chancellor’s Department, civil.justice:resolving and avoiding disputes in the information age, sought responsesfrom interested parties by 18 December. SCL has responded by welcoming thethinking behind the paper and giving a detailed account of the Society’s viewson the use which the Government should make of IT in the civil justice…

Getting in on the Act: The Home Office, the Crime & Disorder Act and the Internet

November 1, 1998

The first three named authors are part of the Home Office Information Management Section….