Matthew Lavy, Richard Osborne and Gideon Shirazi of 4 Pump Court combine to provide a detailed review of the latest edition of Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law, Bainbridge, 6th Ed, Bloomsbury 2014, 700 pp, £130 (but see dscount offer atthe end of this review), ISBN 9781-1-78043-1246…
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In view of the near inevitability of disputes arising in long-running outsourcing contracts, Dominic Keegan feels that more thought needs to be given to the resolution of such disputes and more attention needs to be given to preparation for those that threaten…
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In her final instalment in her series of articles about augmented reality, Joanne Frears gives you a fearsome story of appetite and intrigue, aspiration and ambition, innovation and destruction….
This comprehensive reflection on the Internet of Things, its wide-ranging effects and the related regulatory issues comes from Amy Collins, Adam J. Fleisher, Reed Freeman and Alistair Maughan…
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Kent Police have been fined £100,000 after interview tapes were abandoned at a former police station…
Mark Anderson reports on a recent Court of Appeal judgment which considered the ‘interesting and important question, namely, whether it is possible to exercise a common law possessory lien over an electronic database’….
Lawyers from Wragge & Co LLP look at crowdfunding as the FCA publishes the rules that apply to it…
Richard Osborne reports on the Court of Appeal judgment in AB v CD, concerning a point of principle about the proper approach to the grant of an interim injunction. It is a case of clear importance for IT lawyers….
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Questions arising from the SCL Annual IT Contracts Update Seminar held on 11 February 2014. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL:OC16 – CPD: 2 hours…
After a hacker threatened to publish thousands of names of people who sought advice on abortion, pregnancy and contraception, the Information Commissioner’s Office has imposed a monetary penalty of £200,000 on the BPAS…
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