Renaissance Utterances

I've now completed my first full week of truly remote working so am reasonably well equipped to comment on and consolidate the notes tak...

This is the fourth and final debate in this Thomson Reuters series. Having attended two of the others, they have offered an entertaining ...

No kittens on the deep web Inevitably the recent hacking of the Ashley Madison website has caused a vast avalanche of commentary, coveri...

LexisNexis is the in the business of tracking and working with the legal market because it recognises the huge potential for profit. Alth...

Richard Susskind has been making predictions about the legal profession for some years now. However when you’re closely involved with the...

Art? Furniture? Protected? There is no doubt that 3D printing will become ubiquitous as the technology improves and associated costs com...

Last night saw the inaugural debate of the new Legal Debate Series organised by Thomson Reuters. It was a timely discussion around the hi...

The owner of a filthy bakery in Norwich has been fined after inspectors discovered mouse droppings, out of date meat, and grime caked on t...

I attended the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies 'Data Protection Act 1984, Freedom of Information Act 2000: thirty and fifteen ...

Blogs and their related video based versions ‘vlogs’ remain a popular way for individuals, organisations, and companies to communicate wit...