The Scottish Group (now the Scottish Society for Computers and Law) has chosen the theme of Human Rights and IT as the common thread running through the main part of its 2000/2001 series of meetings.
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A new organisation has been created in Scotland. Here’s a brief explanation of the reasons for the establishment of the Scottish Society for Computers & Law.
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Andrew Katz started from nothing and kitted out his firm. He tells us how.
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In the first of two articles, Andrew Terrett describes 10 practical steps every law firm can take in order to improve its knowledge sharing culture. In the second article, he will look at some knowledge management technologies in more depth.
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Digital Rights Management is hot, and important. You need to know about it as a consumer of content which is copyright protected – law publishers are moving in this direction.
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Richard Harrison reviews Anglo Group plc v Winther Brown & Co Limited
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Intranets are developing rapidly. Robert Dow explains how the integration of legal resources through an intranet can create a new focal point for law firms.
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Mike Robinson and Heather Robinson explain the why and how of their intranet – their firm’s answer to the knowledge explosion
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Joe Reevy gives the bottom line on IT strategy and IT investment, and hints on making IT in the law office pay.
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Nigel Miller points out the main areas of concern in drafting Web site agreements – a sticky and almost precedent-free area.
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