The Cloud Industry Forum is looking for volunteer members for its Governance Board…
Disclosure of Electronic Documents
The Practice Direction on Disclosure of Electronic Documents has now been published…
E-disclosure: Spoilt for Choice
Mike Taylor offers a litigator’s guide to buying e-disclosure services…
Disclosure: Deleting Deleted Data
Clive Freedman summarises a recent case where it was alleged that data had been deleted and all traces of recoverable data destroyed….
Extending the ASA’s Digital Remit
The Advertising Standards Authority is to take over much greater responsibility for online marketing communications with effect from 1 March 2011….
It’s Back to Work We Go!
Back from our holidays but there’s lots of SCL events to look forward to….
Lord Chief Justice Canute and the Internet
Can you realistically stop a jury from using the Internet?…
Parallel Imports and Trade Marks: Oracle v M-Tech
The Court of Appeal has ruled that there is an arguable case to suggest that Article 5 of the Trade Mark Directive does not exclude the defences based on Articles 28 and 30 of the EC Treaty where it is shown that the proprietor of a trade mark has adopted practices which distort trade within the single market. The Court set aside a previous ruling granting Oracle summary judgment….
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E-billing
Bryan King considers the statutory and regulatory compliance issues surrounding legal e-billing…
IT Lawyers’ Cases in Brief
Centrica v Accenture Appeal Judgment In the Court of Appeal, Longmore LJ has given a resounding endorsement to the trial judge’s findings in the case generally referred to as Centrica v Accenture and more properly cited as GB Gas Holdings Limited v (1) Accenture (UK) Limited, (2) Accenture SCA, (3) Accenture International SARL, (4) Accenture…