The first three named authors are part of the Home Office Information Management Section….
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Jeremy Drew is a solicitor in Ashurst Morris Crisp’s Information Technology and Intellectual Property Group. He qualified in 1993. Hecan be contacted on 0171 638 1111….
Angus Hamilton runs his own firm in North London which specialises in criminal litigation, data protection and the regulation of the Internet. He can be contacted at Hamiltons@btinternet.com….
Year 2000: Law and Liability by Susan Singleton, Sweet & Maxwell, 1998. £99.
Countdown to 2000: A Guide to the Legal Issues by Halberstam Elias & Co, Butterworths, 1998. £45…
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….
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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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Richard Chapman is a solicitor in the litigation department of Clifford Chance with a special interest in IT. He has previously worked as an IT consultant for Logica plc. He can be contacted by e-mail at richard.chapman@cliffordchance.com….
Peter Cochrane is Head of BT Research Laboratories.
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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….
As IT law becomes a recognised part of every major practice’s armoury, andeven becomes a topic of serious concern to the majority of commercial practicesnationwide, the specialist must look to his laurels. Quite simply it isimpossible to be a specialist when your knowledge and skills are also owned andapplied by vast numbers of your fellow…