In this guest article Andrew Hartshorn, a partner and head of the ICT practice at law firm Shakespeare Putsman, and member of the Federation Against Software Theft Legal Advisory Group […]
SaaS – understanding the legal aspects of this model Read More »
Apart from helping free Stephen Fry from a jammed lift (although a mobile phone or even pressing the alarm button would presumably have achieved the same objective) what is the
Readers Poll – Twitter !! Web 2.0 ?? What’s it for? Read More »
The UK’s Legal Software Suppliers Association (LSSA) has today announced a revision of its Code of Practice with regard to the provision of hosted services, as well as the safety
LSSA updates its code of conduct Read More »
Aderant has just announced that New England law firm of Burns & Levinson LLP has successfully gone live on Aderant Expert. The firm completed its implementation project in 10 months,
Another Aderant site goes live – hello, is there anybody else out there? Read More »
LexisNexis this morning announced two new senior appointments to its Practice & Productivity Management business (aka the old Axxia & Visualfiles businesses). Peter Dye joins LexisNexis as Commercial Director, Corporate
New appointments at LexisNexis Read More »
Had a useful meeting with Microsoft in New York, discussing – among other things – the ‘issue’ of Windows Workflow Foundation 4.0. Microsoft’s view is that the evolution from v
More on Microsoft and its Workflow Foundation Read More »
From next month we’ll be regularising our coverage of Australian, N-Z and Asia-Pacific news on the Orange Rag, but in the meantime – now that Australia Day’s over and people
Asia-Pacific news round-up Read More »
A few people have been asking if Orange Rag editor Charles Christian will be attending the Legal IT exhibition in Islington next month? The answer is ‘no’ – he’ll be
And in his spare time… Read More »
The 6th issue – January 2009 – of the American Legal Technology Insider newsletter is out now. Click on the link to download your free copy as a 301k PDF
January edition of American Legal Technology Insider out now Read More »
If you are going to LegalTech New York – or anywhere else in the United States – watch out for the ESTA rules (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) which came
If you’re going to LegalTech NY… Read More »
To end the week on a light note… as it is that time of the year when we reach for the mouse and start shopping online (well those of us
Something for the weekend Read More »
The Legal Software Suppliers Association (LSSA) has announced an agreement with the Legal Services Commission (LSC) to govern how changes in LSC policy will be communicated to – and implemented
LSSA and LSC trying to be friends Read More »
The fourth issue – December ’08 – of the American Legal Technology Insider newsletter is out now. Click on the link to download your free copy as a 409k PDF
Issue #5 of American Legal Technology Insider out now Read More »
OK, we’ve had a lot of heavy news this week – and that’s on top of the usual problems IT departments and software vendors have when it comes to supporting
New technology has always been a problem for support desks Read More »
We’re hearing suggestions (although admittedly the first person to suggest it was a recruitment consultant, who obviously has a vested interest in whipping up demand for programming staff) that next
VAT change the new Y2K ? Read More »
Story removed at the request of Outerin at the request of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
Product launch – converting mobile phone usage into £pounds Read More »
Here’s news of another webinar some of you may find useful to tune into…Gaining Lawyer Buy-in to Contact Management Hubbard One Webinare – 20th November 2008 – 3:00-3:45pm (GMT)Change rarely
New Hubbard One webinar Read More »
