Joanna Boag-Thomson reports on the Scottish Society for Computers & Law’s joint meeting with the University of Strathclyde’s Centre for Law, Computers and Technology, 15 May 2001. The speaker for the evening was John Tredennick, CEO of CaseShareSystems, based in Denver, Colorado….
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Fast, always-on Internet connection at reasonable prices – that’s the dream. And the dream might just come true with ADSL….
Internet use provides a wide range of organisations with a wealth of information about the individual user. James Catchpole looks at a new survey and its implications….
The case of Sergeant Gurpal Virdi, accused of sending racist hate mail to ethnic minority police officers including himself, casts light on current practice in the treatment of computer evidence….
The article by Hazel Raw and John Kilbey (‘Calling ASPade ASPade’) in
the October/November issue raised some of the contractual issues lawyers will
need to consider when advising clients in relation to ASP – Application Service…
Andrew Katz started from nothing and kitted out his firm. He tells us how.
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The final stage of the SCL Award 2001 process has now been reached. The nominations have been considered and the finalists have been selected. Laurence Eastham describes the runners who enter the final straight….
Portals are the hot topic of the moment. And in a reverse of the natural order of things, many are looking for people to go through them. Delia Venables gives a personal guide to some of the portals on offer….
Rowe & Maw believes that it is the first UK law firm to develop a legal KM portal to be rolled out on a practice-wide basis across the firm. Dr Karen Cleaver, Project Manager at Rowe &Maw, explains how KnowMaw was developed….
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Intranets are developing rapidly. Robert Dow explains how the integration of legal resources through an intranet can create a new focal point for law firms.
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