Service catalogues are, as Andrew Withers explains, increasingly being viewed as an integral part of major outsourcing contracts. But they can be all too easily neglected and misunderstood….
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Vicky Harris reviews some of the technology that is most likely to be useful to barristers and other litigators….
Steve Holmes points out that, at some stage in an outsourcing relationship, the customer is likely to be eyeing the door marked Exit. This article covers the key issues that the contract needs to cover if the exit is to be executed without undue stress….
Shelley Hill reports on the interim application in Quads 4 Kids v Campbell and speculates on the implications for IP rights holders and eBay….
Questions arising from the presentations at the SCL Outsourcing Group’s meeting on 1 November 2006 (Webinar course code: HW/SFCL8 – 1 hour)…
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The course for the October/November issue of the magazine. (Course code HW/SFCL5 – 1 hour)…
Helen Hart considers the opinion published by the Article 29 Working Party on the European Commission’s consultation on the regulatory framework for communications….
Phishing is not just about unlikely millions stranded in foreign banks, awaiting deliverance from a virtuous soul. Christopher Varas knows that it is much more insidious and lets you know what steps lawyers can take to protect commercial clients from association with phishing fraud….
The publication of this issue immediately precedes the SCL Conference, Public Sector – Private Challenge. The issue is dominated by IT law pieces and focuses especially on the public sector and some of the special issues that are associated with public sector contracts. The contributions of Clive Davies, Viv Nissanka and Martin Sloan take a…
CPD questions arising from the SCL meeting of 19 October 2006, Freedom of Information Update (Webinar course code: HW/SFCL2 – 1 hour)…