About SCL
The Society for Computers and Law is the leading UK organisation for legal professionals advising and practising within the IT sector. Keep up to date with the constant changes created by the heady pace of technological change with the unrivalled coverage of IT law issues on the SCL website and in its magazine.
Six excellent reasons to join SCL:
- Access to the latest news and exclusive, members-only analysis on this web site
- Receive six issues of Computers & Law Magazine available exclusively to Society members;
- Profit from significant discounts on our range of specialist, accredited training events and conferences, organised by members for members;
- Complete your CPD with ease – train online by using our courses based on the latest content of our magazine, website, and podcasts. Over 20 hours worth of online training is published each year;
- Take advantage of unrivalled networking opportunities at our events where you can discuss the key issues with your peers from within the legal IT sectors;
- Be part of an organisation that is helping to influence and support the development of IT law and access to law.
How much does it cost to join?
There are two types of membership
Professional @ £95.00
Academic @ £45.00 - provides all the advantages of Professional membership but at a reduced rate for full time academics and graduate students resident in the UK
SCL is a body approved in the UK by HMRC and the annual subscription is an allowable deduction from earnings from employment for tax purposes
How do I apply?
There are two ways to apply for membership
- Online: Join now
- Complete a form by hand: Please email priti.magudia@scl.org and request a copy of the membership application form.
Please note:
SCL membership is on an individual basis only and is non-transferable.
Your SCL login details are for your personal use only.
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