Warranties, Limitation and Exclusion Clauses Revisited
Warranties, Limitation and Exclusion Clauses Revisited…
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Intellectual Property
Government, IT Strategy and the Law
Geoff Hoon, MP, is Minister of State at the Lord Chancellor’s Department. This is an edited version of his speech at the SCL Award ceremony on 25 January….
SCL Award
The Land Registry’s Direct Access Service…
A `Spammer’ in the Works
Jeremy Drew is a solicitor in Ashurst Morris Crisp’s Information Technology and Intellectual Property Group. He qualified in 1993. Hecan be contacted on 0171 638 1111….
The Law on Your Refrigerator
Ivan Darby is Electronic Publishing Director for Butterworths, responsible for Butterworths’ and Tolley’s electronic products….
Caught Looking Revisited
Angus Hamilton runs his own firm in North London which specialises in criminal litigation, data protection and the regulation of the Internet. He can be contacted at Hamiltons@btinternet.com….
The Courtroom of the Present: Courtroom 21 Project
The title of this article reflects not only a difference from that written by Richard Chapman in the last issue, called `Courtroom of the Future’, but also the fact that legal life in the USA is somewhat different from ours here, as…
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Establishing a Year 2000 Claim
John Mawhood is a Partner in the IT and Telecommunications Group of Tarlo Lyons….
A Future for Very Large Primary Law Databases?
Anthony Kinahan, formerly Managing Director of W. Green – The Scottish Law Publisher, is now a management consultant specialising inthe field of law publishing. He may be contacted at ajkinahan@ajkinahan.demon.co.uk….
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The Scottish Parliament as Law Maker – Laws for an Information Age?
Neil MacCormick is Regius Professor of Public Law and Leverhulme Personal Research Professor, the University of Edinburgh;Vice-Principal (international)….
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