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Legal IT: the means, and not the end
It appears the time is coming when the most misanthropic of us will finally meet our objective to never leave the house if it can possibly be helped.
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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...
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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...