Internet Newsletter for Lawyers January/February 2016

20/01/2016 LBU Editorial Blogs

We’re pleased to tell you that the latest issue of the Internet Newsletter for Lawyers is now published. Print subscribers will receive their print issues shortly.

In this issue

Publishers – Paul Magrath describes how ICLR are developing their service by expanding coverage online only
Resources – Delia Venables looks at the most important sites for free current awareness legal resources online
Conveyancing – Matthew Lancaster of Pracctice tells us about Free2Convey, the new free conveyancing portal
Marketing – Gavin Ward of Moore Legal Technology provides his ten top tips for effective content distribution
Technologies – Alex Heshmaty of Legal Words on driverless cars, their relevance to lawyers and the legal issues
Resources – Rosalind English describes the background and current activities of UK Human Rights Blog
Documents – Nick Holmes offers guidelines for working with documents sourced via the internet

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Regards

Nick Holmes and Delia Venables

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