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The Right to be Forgotten
Rarely has a piece of EU legislation sounded so very much like an existential crisis pondered in smoky cafés by intense young Parisians in black polo-neck sweaters.
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Copping on to Legal Tech
Legal industry observers keenly watching the march of technological progress across the profession may well have paused to wonder when the...
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Cut Price?
The effects of the Ministry of Justice’s 30% cut to Legal Aid fees have been widely reported – and, perhaps justifiably, deplored. The historic...
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Quality Assured
Few regulatory changes have provoked quite such a stir as theQuality Assurance Scheme for Advocates (QASA). The ongoing row over the controversial...
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The Paper Trail
Legal dramas thrive on courtroom scenes. Who is not familiar with the plucky, blonde (and frequently Northern) defence barrister wittily scoring...
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Happy Mondays
Lawyers returning to work this week might have spotted newspapers reporting that this Monday was officially the most depressing day of the year....
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The Bluebird Sings: Twitter and eDiscovery
Last year’s ruling by a Manhattan judge that Twitter must release tweets deleted by a user charged with criminal activity during the Occupy Wall...
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Alternative Use of eDiscovery: Employment Law
eDiscovery technologies are being increasingly recognised as a crucial legal tool – and something of a Swiss army knife, at that, with numerous...
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Bring Your Own Device
Already tired of your iPad mini, or your Galaxy S4 with its photos-with-sound gadgetry? Unimpressed by the Google glass technology, and jonesing for...