Leah Gardner praises the new edition of the established text book on electronic evidence – and electronic signatures…
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Mark Marfé and Sarah Taylor summarise and comment on the recent Court of Appeal on whether an AI can own or transfer patent rights…
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Entries are now being received for the first SCL Student Bytes Moot, in partnership with 4 Pump Court…
SCL Student Bytes are looking for students with an interest in all things tech law and legal tech…
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The strategy accompanies the National Data Strategy and the Plan for Digital Regulation. The government is also planning a Digital Strategy and a Cyber Strategy…
In the wake of the recent call for evidence on updating the Computer Misuse Act, Coran Darling highlights some areas that he thinks need some attention….
To decide otherwise would undermine the protection of agents in the Directive….
The Cabinet Office has set out plans to amend UK regulations to diverge from EU laws where it says it would best serve the UK national interest…
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Software and AI as a medical device has an increasingly prominent role within health systems…
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Suddenly the metaverse is everywhere. But what are the potential legal ramifications of living and working in this parallel universe? In this two part article a team from Norton Rose Fulbright LLP will look at the potential legal issues and, in this first part, the technology behind the concept…
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