Internet Newsletter for Lawyers March/April 2016

15/03/2016 LBU Editorial Announcements

We’re pleased to tell you that the latest issue of the Internet Newsletter for Lawyers is now published.

In this issue

ODR – Graham Ross of the Mediation Room reviews ODR developments: no longer an alternative but in the mainstream
Technologies – Nick Holmes introduces the blockchain which is likely to have a profound effect on legal practice
Digital rights – Dr Eoin O’Dell of Trinity College Dublin on how the blockchain could be applied to the sale of digital goods
Legal education – Emily Allbon of City Law School describes how her Lawbore site makes learning the law fun
Law libraries – Adam Woellhaf on how Middle Temple Library has adapted to the internet age
Barristers practice – Stephen Ward describes how Clerksroom Direct is used to deliver Public Access services
Technologies – Alex Heshmaty of Legal Words explains Big Data, the legal issues arising and legal applications

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