Book Review 2
Outsourcing IT – The Legal Aspects by Rachel Burnett, Gower, 235 pages, hardback….
Outsourcing IT – The Legal Aspects by Rachel Burnett, Gower, 235 pages, hardback….
Take the SCL official test below, devised by Andy Lucas,to see if you really were justified in not attending. Andrew Lucas is asolicitor in Eversheds Birmingham computer law unit specialising innon-contentious IT law. He may be e-mailed at AndrewLucas@eversheds.co.uk….
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The approach by a law firm towards an Internet marketing strategy need not necessarily differ from its approach to a conventional marketing strategy.
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Professor Richard Susskind has not only been a major influence on the development of SCL but is an outstandingly influential figure in thinking on and developments in IT and the law….
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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Alistair Breward is a solicitor in the IT/Telecoms Group at Taylor Joynson Garrett….
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Renzo is a solicitor at Titmuss Sainer Dechert, 2 Serjeants’Inn, London EC4Y 1LT, 0171 583 5353, MarchiniR@titmuss-dechert.com.Timothy is an attorney at Dechert Price & Rhoads, Ten Post Office Square,Boston, MA 02109-4603, +1 617 728 7100, tblank@dechert.com….
The consultation paper issued by the Lord Chancellor’s Department, civil.justice:resolving and avoiding disputes in the information age, sought responsesfrom interested parties by 18 December. SCL has responded by welcoming thethinking behind the paper and giving a detailed account of the Society’s viewson the use which the Government should make of IT in the civil justice…
The first three named authors are part of the Home Office Information Management Section….
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An independent study into the changing habits of UK companies has revealed thatmany will have to cross a huge chasm before they are technologically safe,legally sound and properly insured against the risks of business use of e-mailand the Internet….
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