Encyclopedia of Information Technology Law

An attempt to chart legal developments arising from the advent of information technology. The book aims to assess the impact of information technology issues on the framework of public and private law, with special emphasis on practitioner issues.

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This Encyclopedia is an essential tool for the modern lawyer and contains detailed analysis on topics such as the admissibility of computer evidence, compliance with the rules on data protection, capital allowances for investment in software and the problems of transferring software licences on the sale of a business. * The work boasts a team of experts drawn from the leading city firms and prominent academics * Updated three times per year allowing access to the very latest developments * Includes UK and EC legislation in comprehensive appendices