London fee-earners in CMS Cameron McKenna are to be equipped with Microsoft tablets after the practice bought a batch lot of 1,000 devices. | 11yrs
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Even if technology is pushing down legal fees in some areas, lawyers in general are in the safest part of the jobs market, according to an analysis of the UK. | 11yrs
Brad Smith, GC at Microsoft, says a new balance is needed to stop the 'arms war' between governments engaged in surveillance and users demanding greater privacy tools. | 11yrs
Ashley Winton, formerly head of IP and IT at White & Case's London office, is joining Paul Hastings on 3 November. | 11yrs
The Law Over Borders Comparative Guide to Arbitration provides a comprehensive understanding of the current complexities of international arbitration. | 1yr
The launch rate of e-products in the legal sector is increasing so fast that a range of them have been unveiled this week alone. | 11yrs
The Department of Justice's and its newly created Prosecution Task Force on Cybercrime are calling for specialist courts to be set up. | 11yrs
A law firm in Michigan which defends people on drunk driving charges is to let clients pay it by Apple Pay, the contactless system that can be used via iPhones, Apple Watch and iPads. | 11yrs
The cloud-based practice manager solution LexisNexis Firm Manager is to be integrated into Microsoft Office 365. | 11yrs
Legal practices are among the businesses being targeted by at least 13 advanced malware groups from China, according to a forensics expert. | 11yrs
Benjamim Lawsky, the top financial watchdog in New York state, is asking banks about the cyber security of their suppliers, including law firms. | 11yrs
RoboLaw, a consortium of Italian lawyers and experts, has begun examining the legal issues for cases in which driverless cars and other robots become involved in accidents. | 11yrs
Bird & Bird is to open next month in Australia, with a headcount of 42, through a merger with technology boutique practice Truman Hoyle. | 11yrs
The Law Ministry in India is planning courses for judges on cyber laws and IT-related cases after the judiciary was deemed to be struggling in handling cases relating to content on Google and Facebook. | 11yrs
Richard Susskind, one of the world's best-known IT-specialist lawyers, has warned that law firms which do not adapt to technology could be gone within a decade. | 11yrs
CMS Cameron McKenna is moving next year to new City of London offices which will hold 10 per cent more staff in 30 per cent less space and with personal headsets rather than landline telephones. | 11yrs
Litigators are increasingly using in-vehicle data - from General Motors, Ford, BMW and others - to help them build information in court cases. | 11yrs
Law firms do not have 'the capabilities and the resources to protect themselves' against cyber criminals, according to the FBI in Pittsburgh. | 11yrs
Microsoft has published a preview version of a document management and collaboration system which has been specifically designed for lawyers. | 12yrs
Cloud computing will level out the legal landscape and give small firms an advantage, according to a report from IT provider Accesspoint Technologies. | 12yrs
Some 71 per cent of US law firms and legal teams do not have staff 'dedicated exclusively to information security', according to a new report. | 12yrs