Lucinda Acland is a solicitor at Lovell White Durrant whose role as litigation support and IT lawyer is to maximise the use of technology in support of litigation….
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A past Chairman of SCL(1990-92), Richard Susskind is the author of The Future of Law (OUP,1998 paperback). He is IT Adviser to the Lord ChiefJustice, he consults to leading professional firms and lectures internationally.His e-mail address is richardsusskind@msn.com….
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Richard Abbott is a commercial litigation solicitor and vice-chairman of the SCL Northern Group. He can be contacted on RAbbott@freenet.co.uk…
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Christopher Millard is a Partner in the Media, Computer and Communications Group at Clifford Chance and a Senior Visiting Fellow of QMW University of London….
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….
This is an edited version of Lord Irvine’s speech at the SCL 25th Anniversary Dinner….
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…
James Behrens is a barrister at Serle Court Chambers in Lincoln’s Inn , a member of the SCL since 1990, and the Bar representative on theSCL General Council….
Ivan Darby is Electronic Publishing Director for Butterworths, responsible for Butterworths’ and Tolley’s electronic products….
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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