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Technology and the Scottish Land Court

Published on 05/04/2013 By Brian Inkster

… I recently spent three days in Shetland at a crofting law hearing before the Scottish Land Court to determine the boundaries of a croft. This was the first time I have seen a court use modern technology (other than video conference links) to aid the presentation of evidence and speed up the court process. [...]

The Time Blawg – Two Years On (Part 3: Legal Technology)

Published on 12/01/2013 By Brian Inkster

… On 1 January 2011, The Time Blawg materialised. One year ago I looked back at the first year of The Time Blawg – One Year On. Last week I looked back at what went on during the second year of The Time Blawg with specific reference to Social Media: The Time Blawg – Two [...]

Travels through the Blawgosphere #1 (Innovation in Law)

Published on 06/05/2012 By Brian Inkster

… In my last post I announced that I planned a new series: Travels through the Blawgosphere. Well here it begins with Episode #1. The theme of this first Episode is Innovation in legal practice. Where better to start on Innovation and the law than with a blog post by Stephen Allen aka LexFuturus. Stephen [...]

Lex2012 Reviewed: Legal Innovation and Technology Conference reveals ‘Camel’ Computing

Published on 25/04/2012 By Brian Inkster

… The annual Lex Conference (now in its 10th year) from the Ark Group is “dedicated to driving law firm efficiency through innovation and technology”. Last year I was a speaker at Lex2011. This year I attended Lex2012 as a delegate. This video, from last year (in which I make an appearance or two) gives [...]