For some people what were once thought of as games have acquired a sort of reality. Stephen Dooley and Harry Karaoulou bravely venture through the back of the wardrobe, step through the looking-glass and consider legal problems in other worlds….
Lord Justice Jacob spoke at a very popular SCL London Group meeting “IP Issues Relevant to Technology Disputes” on 12 January. It was a noteworthy occasion – both in terms of form and content. Laurence Eastham exploits the SCL podcast to report on some of Sir Robin’s comments and perceptions….
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Catherine Reed explains why the three most important rules in house purchase are also important rules in data handling. Your location can be data and some stringent rules apply to that data….
Anna Cook examines the difficulties arising from defining what the customer wants from outsourcing and services contracts. She suggests that there may be a lesson to be drawn from the approach taken in many software development contracts….
Outsourcing transactions have increasingly sophisticated payment options. Kit Burden looks at developments in payment mechanisms….
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Laurence Eastham reflects on possible liability where a Web site owner fails to update information on the site….
Stephen Mason reviews the latest edition of this work by Diane Rowland and Elizabeth Macdonald (Cavendish Publishing Limited, third edition, 2005) ISBN 1-85941-756-6. £35….
Robert Steadman reviews this controversial Directive and assesses its impact….
Jimmy Desai looks at the new TUPE Regulations and lays particular emphasis on their implications for IT outsourcing deals….
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The Court Service is seeking comments on radical proposals for e-filing in the civil and family courts. Graham Smith of Bird & Bird explains….
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