At first sight, law and the provision of legal advice seems the ideal ground for the application of artificial intelligence. Alastair Morrison wonders whether the AI promise is at last edging towards realisation and asks serious questions about its current relevance….
Victoria Moore’s experience at City firms and as senior in-house counsel gave her an absorbing interest in what firms and partners must do in order to make technology work for them and to deliver legal services to increasingly demanding and sophisticated clients….
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John Yates makes a plea for tolerance and understanding….
Charlotte Colman and Catherine Wilson consider the lessons to be learned from the Reed metatag case….
Barristers Michael Douglas QC and Alex Charlton and Ashhurst partner Jeremy Drew join forces to discuss the granting or refusal of mandatory injunctions….
Jeremy Holt reviews this book from Kit Burden and Richard Morgan, published by e-mis professional publishing (www.emispp.com). ISBN 185811294X….
Sherree Westell looks at the level of protection available via escrow agreements and their increasing flexibility….
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There are new ways for IT Directors in law firms to keep in touch. Jan Durant looks at what’s available to help today’s IT Director keep informed and keep in touch….
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Duncan Curley and Davina Garrod examine the Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation and consider its consequences….
The battle between file-sharers and the film and music industries throws up some interesting issues. Gary Fotios looks at some of them….
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