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The role of the legal sector in the information economy

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Published on: 04 July 2013
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  • Original news
  • What key issues did the responses address?
  • How should these issues be addressed and what does this mean for businesses and lawyers?
  • What is the trend in this area, and so you have any predictions for the future?

Article summary

IP & IT analysis: What are the most important features of the government’s information economy strategy? Veronica Bailey of Bond Dickinson and Ashley Hurst and Jack Gilbert of Olswang LLP say not only will lawyers need better IT skills, but they must also carry out more stringent risk assessments.

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