Freedom of Movement
Laurence Eastham offers a cautionary tale about the monitoring of movements…
Commerce, Contracts & Finance
Most Exponential Law Firms 2025
An entertaining and insightful article from Rohit Talwar and Alexandra Whittington, as they look ahead to a very different law firm environment in 2025. Their stories from the future might just motivate you in the present….
Commission Proposal for an ePrivacy Regulation
The European Commission’s draft Regulation on Privacy and Electronic Communications has now been published. The Commission’s stated aim is to reinforce trust and security in the Digital Single Market by updating the legal framework on ePrivacy….
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What Happened to My Contract?
Alex Charlton QC, Matthew Lavy and Gideon Shirazi review the effect of recent Court of Appeal decisions on a common contract clause that seeks to prevent variations to contractual terms outside the specified change control procedure…
Filling the Evidence Gap: A Case for the Internet of Things?
Malcolm Dowden and Alastair Mitton suggest a specific application of the IoT that might help in dispute resolution…
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Predictions re Communications and ISPs
Neil Brown with some near-term thoughts and predictions…
Predictions 2017 – Tech Law and More
A selection of predictions, mainly concerning anticipated legal developments…
Predictions 2017 – Tech and More
A selection of predictions covering technical issues and developments affecting lawyers and the wider world…
Editorial
This issue is dominated by two themes – predictions for 2017 and beyond and articles inspired by presentations at the SCL Tech Law Futures Conference. Those themes are pretty obviously connected. Real Change? I have contributed to the Tech Law Futures section as I was one of the speakers at the Conference. I have tried…
Predictions 2017 – Chris Dale
Here are some eDisclosure predictions for 2017 from Chris Dale, with some added wider, and increasingly cynical, predictions thrown in for spice….