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Domain Names Eviction Posse

May 20, 2009

A group of prominent football clubs have made a consolidated application to WIPO to obtain the transfer of domain names. The ruling on the use of consolidated applications is of real importance….

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Posted in Litigation & DR Telecoms & the Internet

Fraud Academy

May 19, 2009

Is this how not to do it?…

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Posted in Uncategorised

The End of Ferries?

May 19, 2009

Clive Davies reviews Richard Susskind’s book ‘The End of Lawyers?’…

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Posted in Intellectual Property Lawtech & Lawyers Litigation & DR Publishing & social media

CPD: Testing: the key to successful IT contracts. The online CPD questions relating to this SCL event,

May 18, 2009

These are the questions arising from the presentation by Professor Charles McLachlan at the meeting of the SCL IT Disputes Group on 29 April. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL20 – 1.5 hours…

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Posted in Commerce, Contracts & Finance

CPD: Conflict of Laws. The online CPD questions relating to this SCL event.

May 18, 2009

These are the questions arising from the presentations by Robert Bond and Dan Cooper at the meeting of the SCL Privacy & Data Protection Group on 22 April. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL21 – 1.5 hours…

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Posted in Privacy & Data Protection

Holding Back the Digital Tide

May 13, 2009

Colin Hulme and Jennifer Whitehead reflect on enforcement of IPR in a converged world, and recognise its limits….

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Posted in Cybersecurity Intellectual Property Litigation & DR Privacy & Data Protection Publishing & social media

Come on, Come on, Let’s Stick Together

May 12, 2009

David Halliday assesses the potential for the current environment to drive parties to existing IT procurement and outsourcing deals to reconsider their position – and where they might end up….

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Posted in Commerce, Contracts & Finance Intellectual Property Litigation & DR

Jackson Report: E-disclosure

May 11, 2009

The preliminary report by Lord Justice Jackson for his Civil Litigation Costs Review is wide-ranging. SCL members may have a special interest in the coverage of e-disclosure in the report….

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Posted in Litigation & DR

1.4(2)(k)

May 11, 2009

Has it, and IT, gone missing from the Jackson Report?…

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Posted in Intellectual Property Litigation & DR

Internet Squatters: Eviction from a .IE Domain Name

May 10, 2009

Tess Crean outlines the dispute resolution procedure for .ie domain names….

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Posted in Intellectual Property Litigation & DR Telecoms & the Internet

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