Online Courts Hackathon
In a new joint initiative from SCL, Legal Geek and the Judiciary of England and Wales, there is to be a Hackathon on 1 and 2 July devoted to online courts and digital justice….
Innovation
There’s something very familiar about all this…
Ben Hughes explores the opportunities presented by the deployment of current and impending disruptive technologies in the retail and consumer sector….
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Patent Licensing: 5G and the Internet of Things
With 5G on the horizon, Matthew Hunt looks at some of the patent licensing implications in the context of the impending EU Commission ‘Communication on Standard Essential Patents for a European digitalised economy’…
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Algorithms and the Rule of Law
Rónán Kennedy explores fundamental issues surrounding the use of algorithms…
AI and DP
Laurence Eastham offers a guarded welcome to a lengthy discussion paper from the ICO…
CPD Online: SCL Foundations of IT Law Programme Cycle 2: Module 9 – Cloud Computing
Questions arising from the SCL Foundations of IT Law Programme: Module 9 – Cloud Computing course held on 18 January 2017. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL:OC50 – CPD: 2 hours…
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Cloud Computing: Software Patent Claims and the Risks to Service Availability
Richard Kemp highlights the rise in risk associated with NPE activity in the cloud computing sphere….
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Sextech: Sticky Legal Issues?
Neil Brown offers some initial thoughts on a topic which you probably haven’t thought too much about yet….
Trustee Changes and New SCL Fellows
There are new SCL Trustees and two of those retiring from the Board of Trustees have become SCL Fellows…
AI in the Legal Sector: Debunking the Myths
Robert Morley embraces the potential of AI in legal but believes that AI will only ever be a useful tool – a servant rather than the lawyer’s master…