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Editorial

What makes you so special?

David Randall, software architect of the InQuisita Law chambers management solution, continues the debate regarding generic vs specific software after the gauntlet was thrown down in a recent issue. David looks at the role of software in barrister’s chambers highlighting some similarity with commercial applications. However, there are many unique business practices that drive the need for chambers specific solutions.

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Electric Blue Sky

With the deadline for responses from the industry having drawn to a close, SML Recycling’s Jeremy Parsons looks at the WEEE consultation paper and its implications for the legal sector

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The Human Value of Knowledge

Ruth Ward and Shelagh Taylor give their personal insight into the linked areas of knowledge and HR management. This is the second in a series of articles on 'Knowledge for Successful Law Firms', which is being developed by the SCL Knowledge Management Group. For more on this initiative, see vol 15, issue 2 'Will the Real Knowledge Management Please Step Forward!'.

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Editorial

Laurence Eastham looks at this issue and regrets the passing of SCL’s first President.

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Student IT Law Essay Prize 2005:

The Society for Computers & Law is delighted to announce the launch of its Student IT Law Essay Prize 2005, with a £1,000 cash prize for the winning entry.

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Predictions 2005: Killer app

Our yearly invitation to experts, commentators, and the movers and shakers in legal IT and IT law produced a rich harvest. All the contributions are on the SCL Web site and there is room for only a selection here - a number are dotted about this issue. This reflection on the future comes from Stuart Holden, MD, Axxia Systems.

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