Government, IT Strategy and the Law
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.
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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.
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On 25 January the SCL Award Ceremony took place at the Law Society’s Hall, hosted by Law Society President Michael Matthews.
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The Land Registry’s Direct Access Service
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Neil Cameron is a leading legal technology consultant, is a frequent contributor to seminars and conferences and widely read author of articles in this magazine and elsewhere.
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Amicus Attorney - An early evaluation
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Andrew Levison is Head of Information Systems at Grant Thornton and Joint Technical Editor of the magazine. He may be contacted at Andrew.W.Levison@gtuk.com.
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Delia Venables is a computer consultant specialising in the legal area. As well as advising firms individually and writing extensively onthe Internet, she produces IT articles which she calls ‘Nuggets’ on topicslike case management, voice recognition, obtaining computer skills, Year 2000issues and similar topics. Tel: 01273 472424 or e-mail: delia@venables.co.uk. Charles Christian is a former practising barrister turnedindependent legal technology writer and analyst. He is the publisher of thefortnightly newsletter Legal Technology Insider and author of Legal Practice inthe Digital Age and the Law Society’s new book Year 2000 Compliance - alawyer’s guide to surviving the millennium bug. Tel: 01379 687518 or e-mail: info@legaltechnology.co.uk.
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Tania Correia is a solicitor in the litigation department of Herbert Smith whose role is to co-ordinate the use of the firm’s litigation support system including dealing with legal issues arising out of the use of such systems.
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John Sibbald of Professional Library Services, Chairman of the Scottish Group, reports on a meeting at the WS Library, Edinburgh on 10 November 1998.
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Scottish Opinions go Online
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