Data as a Form of Property in Commercial Contracts
In today’s e-commerce-led and IT-dependent business environment, possession and control of data is all important.
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In today’s e-commerce-led and IT-dependent business environment, possession and control of data is all important.
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Case Report: Thomas Kirk v Procurator Fiscal, Kirkcaldy High Court of Justiciary; Opinion in the Court of Criminal Appeal
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Brigitte Zammitt reviews Ian Lloyd’s book, Legal Aspects of the Information Society (Butterworths), and reviews the topics covered in the book.
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Joanna Boag-Thomson reports on the Scottish Society for Computers & Law’s joint meeting with the University of Strathclyde’s Centre for Law, Computers and Technology, 15 May 2001. The speaker for the evening was John Tredennick, CEO of CaseShareSystems, based in Denver, Colorado.
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Laurence West-Knights QC brings readers up to date on the progress of BAILII.
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A basic knowledge management system can be set up just using tools a firm already has, without having to buy in expensive packages. This article from Kwan Hon, Banking and Information Lawyer at Sidley & Austin, explains how, using an applic
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Sarah D Lane, a solicitor in the Construction Unit of Ledingham Chalmers, based in their Aberdeen office, reports on the Conference held in Glasgow on 28 February 2001 organised by the Scottish Society for Computers & Law and the Law Societ
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The SCL response to the MCC Consultation Paper was finalised too late for inclusion in this issue. It is in any event a careful and full response which is too long for full reporting and too subtle for ready summary. Readers are recommended to
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In previous issues the information and knowledge management needs of large firms have been considered, with solutions involving dedicated departments and expensive IT packages such as Autonomy. Andrew Thomas looks at how a small firm with limit
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